Short-term Writing Goals
I haven't yet gotten into a lifestyle yet that allows me to adopt the vigorous writing routines that a lot of my writer friends have. In a given month, I can't crank out all that much. So I'm going to name my goals for only the next few months:
- Continue my own story. I've only just begun Chapter 3 in what will probably pan out to be 12 chapter book. It's hard to say. I've got more backstory and cosmology on my world than I do the actual present story.
- Study Eberron. Try to get a better grasp of the pulp-noir feel they're always talking about, maybe find and read a book or two that exemplifies this, such as The Maltese Falcon.
- Begin working on some Eberron writing. Perhaps a synopsis or two (be it short story or full-length novel) so I can throw some ideas at Wizards of the Coast. It's probably best if I do this rather than passively wait until a "closed call" comes up.
- Continue my own story. I've only just begun Chapter 3 in what will probably pan out to be 12 chapter book. It's hard to say. I've got more backstory and cosmology on my world than I do the actual present story.
- Study Eberron. Try to get a better grasp of the pulp-noir feel they're always talking about, maybe find and read a book or two that exemplifies this, such as The Maltese Falcon.
- Begin working on some Eberron writing. Perhaps a synopsis or two (be it short story or full-length novel) so I can throw some ideas at Wizards of the Coast. It's probably best if I do this rather than passively wait until a "closed call" comes up.
posted by Jeff LaSala at 8:29 AM
2 Comments:
Yes, be proactive. Keep your name on their lips.
I second what Kam said! They've opened the door a bit, now kick it down!
(Without being too obnoxious of course.) ;)
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