Author of 120+ pseudonymous pulp novels, including Deathlands books, forging onward with original apocalyptic sf series (Slaughter Realms) free to read online.

Pacific Northwest, USA
Joined March 2009
Last ever Deathlands came out today. If there had to be a final DL of mine, I'm glad this was it: one world ends, another begins.
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Got past story hump (self-constructed barrier?). Now I can see for miles and miles--and it's all pathos, comedy, and blood.
Still avoiding BD project. It isn't actually due for more than a month, but I get paid on completion so must buck up--maybe tomorrow?
Avoiding new BD project. Worked on 10KV instead, got past a sticking point. Hard to get answers without first framing the questions. Duh.
Horror novel morphed into book doctor job, long done. Many dozen DEs since last tweet. New BD undescribable: key words bring icky followers
Desk cleared, only SR/IV today, unless the150K+ word horror novel developmental edit rears its incoherent head
Clearing desk of day job today (Why does freelancing mean working 7 days a week?) so I can finish ch. 6 manana.
Back on chapter 6 (after dayjob deluge): Dan Desipio's margin notes appear to be in Urdu.
Wind blowing, sky dark, anti-SAD syndrome light bank blazing.Crikey, it's not even Halloween yet.
Spending the whole day working on SR/IV chapter 6. Yee-hah
First morning in long time I'm caught up on dayjob--shutoff Seahawks game ("a shoot out" or "firing squad"?) and worked
Editing someone else's horror novel--going blind writing in the Word "Comment" boxes. The things I do for money ...
Yup, sleep writing is the answer. Yawn ...
Wondering when SR/IV is going to gather its own momentum--they all write themselves, you know (trade secret).
Dayjob finally under control, made chapter 6 progress this morning.
Working on SR/IV chapter 6. Even without mom to take care of, dayjob keeps spilling over into weekends.
INP illustration sorted out. Artist working on pencil sketch. I'm finishing up chapter 5 of SR/IV.
Which is a shame, for any number of reasons: Complicates pose for artist; fails to convey INP's dynamic; misses the joke
Working on ch5 of SR/IV--Dr. Rind enters atmosphere, but not alone. Cover apparently can't show much of INP's chest.
Getting more and more irritated by "vendors" who keep changing names/addies so they can continue to harrass.