Thud: the first story I've ever finished before coming up with a title
After about 2 years of mostly getting distracted by work foo, I have finally finished the second Aphra Marsh story. Which turns out to be a novellette at 11,000 words. About half written in the last month, so I seem to be back on track for writing habit, huzzah.
I'm still not sure what I'm going to call it--"Going Between," the title of its elisem necklace, doesn't quite fit, and "The Shadow After 'The Shadow After Innsmouth'" is about as inappropriate as titles come.
To do list now: 1) Edit. 2) Figure out where to send the much longer stand-alone sequel to an unsold Lovecraft pastiche. 3) Figure out whether to focus next on the post-singularity domestic hard SF novel, or the urban fantasy with landscape architecture and hot boy-on-boy scholarly collaboration.
I'm still not sure what I'm going to call it--"Going Between," the title of its elisem necklace, doesn't quite fit, and "The Shadow After 'The Shadow After Innsmouth'" is about as inappropriate as titles come.
To do list now: 1) Edit. 2) Figure out where to send the much longer stand-alone sequel to an unsold Lovecraft pastiche. 3) Figure out whether to focus next on the post-singularity domestic hard SF novel, or the urban fantasy with landscape architecture and hot boy-on-boy scholarly collaboration.