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8,250 / 85,000 (9.7%) |
So I'm still working on my idea list, and in the meantime I'm unofficially working on The Truth About Ever After, an adult romance (though kind of an untraditional one.)
It's not exactly #14 on the idea list like my agent reccomended, but it is definitely really different. A lot more angsty then my usual stuff, and a lot more character driven.
I wrote just over 2000 words today, since i'm stuck in a horse barn watching over some of my 4-Hers. That brings me to 6168.
Hopefully I'll be to about 12K by the end of the week... unless the agent gets back to me on one of my YA's in which case I'll pick up on that. And meanwhile I'll keep working on the idea list.
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6,168 / 85,000 (7.3%) |
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14,883 / 50,000 (29.8%) |
(I wrote almost 30% in one week! YAY!)
ADULT FIC PROGRESS:
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4,319 / 80,000 (5.4%) |
- Mood:
impressed - Music:Adam Selzer-- Clark Street Carols-- Just got it today!
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3,400 / 80,000 (4.3%) |
The Truth about Ever After
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2,285 / 80,000 (2.9%) |
How to Snag a Duke (And Other things I learned in College):
EDIT:::: Greg's IM Bot, Septina, told me that title sucked. (See
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agentobscura's post for more BOT fun. )
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13,629 / 50,000 (27.3%) |
I think I need to spend a day or two on just TRUTH to catch it up...
~Mandy.
- Mood:
good
THE TRUTH ABOUT EVER AFTER [Adult Romance]:
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1,856 / 80,000 (2.3%) |
HOW TO SNAG A DUKE (AND OTHER THINGS I LEARNED IN COLLEGE) [YA]:
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3,148 / 50,000 (6.3%) |
Kinda sad, since I only just started DUKE last night, and almost 3K of what I've written was all done today.
~Mandy.
- Mood:
indescribable
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