Back at the beginning of the year I posted a list of things I wanted to achieve in 2019 and I thought it could be fun to take a look at them again now and see whether my goals have stayed the same or shifted slightly. My goals for the New Year: - Finally make some … Continue reading 2019 Goals Check in
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2018 Wrap-up & New Years Goals
We're almost at New Years. Wow. Where has the year gone? I feel like it should still be June/July time, but somehow we've ended up here. In this post, I'm going to do a roundup of my achievements for the past year, and take a look at my goals for 2019. May* Turned 30 * Self-Published … Continue reading 2018 Wrap-up & New Years Goals
NaNoWriMo Wrap Up
Hey! November is finally over, so it's time for me to finish sharing my word count progress! Last time I left it at Day 24 so we'll go ahead and jump in at Day 25: Day 25Word count goal: 41667Words written today: 3596Total Word Count: 40000 Day 26Word count goal: 43334Words written today: 641Total Word … Continue reading NaNoWriMo Wrap Up
11 steps of Preptober
With NaNoWriMo rapidly approaching, I thought I'd finally get around to posting this. I had originally planned to film this as a youtube video, but I've been struck down by a cold/flu type nasty and none of you want to hear that. So here we are, in blog form instead. Sign up for the NaNo website. … Continue reading 11 steps of Preptober
What a week!
What a week it's been. Not only did I turn 30 on Monday (21st), but I also finished editing Soul Echo! I'm still planning on entering it into the Kindle Storyteller UK 2018 competition so I'm working on getting it uploaded as we speak. The Kindle/Kindle Unlimited version is already live here: Link to kindle store … Continue reading What a week!
Project 365 Day 10: missed connections
"Alright, the scene is set. Let's hope today is the day. T-minus ninety seconds till connection occurs." The room erupted into motion as everyone scrambled to get to a monitor to watch. Harold was going through the crowd taking bets on whether it would succeed or fail. In office MMCCXLIX of the Fates Department, the … Continue reading Project 365 Day 10: missed connections
Project 365 Day 8: Heaven is Full
They say that when you die, you see a white light and go to paradise. Well, the first part was right. I followed the bridge light but instead of ending up in paradise, I ended up in Processing. Maybe I took a wrong turn at the Pearly Gates or something. Word from the front (of … Continue reading Project 365 Day 8: Heaven is Full
Project 365 Day 7: Lifesaver
"I saved your life." "You pushed me off a building!" "Saved your life didn't I?" "And broke my arm in the process!" "But you're alive..." That earned me a scowl that could have frozen a volcano solid. "Next time I'll leave you on that roof with the gun wielding crackhead shall I?" "I would have … Continue reading Project 365 Day 7: Lifesaver
October Update
I'm so awful at keeping up with a blog. Really awful. It's probably a bit ironic, a writer who can't write a blog? Urgh. Anyway, I'm here. Back at it again! What's been going on, you might ask? Well, mainly work. My full time job takes up so much of my time it's unreal, I … Continue reading October Update
Soul Echo: Discovery
Soul Echo is an idea that I first thought up way back in 2007 after catching an article about overpopulation in a newspaper. This was also the year that I discovered NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month). I used this idea for it and tried and failed epically because I tried to do it alone. The next year … Continue reading Soul Echo: Discovery
Lisa Stapleton 