1. Two Knights in Camelot (magic, reincarnation, hackers and the Russian mob collide in Vegas): revise, get final scene smoothly inserted and polished, send back to editor. Figure out how to resolve Morgan La Fay because I really can’t leave her in Merlin’s cage.
2. Plot a special ops plot and find a title for it that’s better than The Eye of the Noodle but you have to start somewhere. (I always have gawdawful working titles. Along the way I always find a proper title that’s fit to be seen in public.)
My to-do list is longer than that. Stop slacking. *ggg* 😉
Well, hey, I already returned my corrected page proofs for Claimed to SMP, and Samhain hasn’t sent me edits on Redline yet. That’s all I can currently do. Honest! OK, I could finish updating the site, but I’d rather be writing.
OK, if you want to get picky, I’m also developing Nuns and Huns, and I have proposals out I’m waiting to hear back on, and I have this steampunk thing haunting me. So there.
What the hell is wrong with “The Eye of the Noodle”? Give yourself some credit, cuz; Terry Pratchett and Robert Asprin would KILL for such a punny title.
My next stab at a title was “Delta Farce”. I don’t think I can help it, I’m bent this way.
ROFL Eye of the Noodle…Nuns and Huns…I love them. *g*
Look out Ken Follett.
Ken Follett probably does not fear me. *g* But the people I cajole into reading for me should. Brace yourself, NJ.
I adore Eye of the Noodle, but maybe it’s only marginally marketable. I’m trying to get back in the groove with writing…I need a to do list!
Monica, to do lists are wonderful ways to get organized. Or at least pretend you are. *g* Noodle may or may not be marketable as a title, but it doesn’t fit the story, so I’ll keep playing with words until I get the right one.
Bravo, your view is useful
Particular neighbourly dispatch but there are some nub where I will not agree. But blanket its completely good.