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Goals for 2010
My creative goals for 2010:
* Finish new Freebird strips and get book to publisher.
* Write 1000 words of fiction per day (or, 1 finished comics page = 2000 words of fiction; I realized last year that I have to have some sort of conversion like this, or I never do any comics pages AT ALL; one comics page is WAY more effort than writing 1000 words). If I keep this up, I'll end the year with some sort of compromise between 365,000 words of fiction (3 novels!) and ~180 comics pages (1 graphic novel!). Of course, the problem is that I seem to wander between projects and never finish any of them. We shall see.
* Continue writing specifically targeted short stories and attempting to sell them.
* Make (at least) 1 sale to an SFWA qualifying market. Or at least TRY, by submitting to these markets every chance I get.
* Finish the rough draft of 1 novel. (I'd like to end the year with a novel sitting, completed, on my desktop.)
* Revise "Sea Change", my NaNo novel from 2007.
* Work more on Sun-Cutter. Amass backlog of pages and begin updating by end of year.
* Revise the damn sci-fi-Western novella and write the sequel which seems to have mysteriously wandered into my brain. *shakes brain to see if story drops out*
* Get HM book into some semblance of order; decide whether to do POD or press run; make actual progress towards making it happen.
Happy New Year, everyone. I hope the new year is good for you.
* Finish new Freebird strips and get book to publisher.
* Write 1000 words of fiction per day (or, 1 finished comics page = 2000 words of fiction; I realized last year that I have to have some sort of conversion like this, or I never do any comics pages AT ALL; one comics page is WAY more effort than writing 1000 words). If I keep this up, I'll end the year with some sort of compromise between 365,000 words of fiction (3 novels!) and ~180 comics pages (1 graphic novel!). Of course, the problem is that I seem to wander between projects and never finish any of them. We shall see.
* Continue writing specifically targeted short stories and attempting to sell them.
* Make (at least) 1 sale to an SFWA qualifying market. Or at least TRY, by submitting to these markets every chance I get.
* Finish the rough draft of 1 novel. (I'd like to end the year with a novel sitting, completed, on my desktop.)
* Revise "Sea Change", my NaNo novel from 2007.
* Work more on Sun-Cutter. Amass backlog of pages and begin updating by end of year.
* Revise the damn sci-fi-Western novella and write the sequel which seems to have mysteriously wandered into my brain. *shakes brain to see if story drops out*
* Get HM book into some semblance of order; decide whether to do POD or press run; make actual progress towards making it happen.
Happy New Year, everyone. I hope the new year is good for you.