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For the most part I've been grinding away at my newest writing effort and having good success at maintaining the habit of reaching my current goals. Of course most of that is due to not currently working.
Of course I'm also not sure what I might be able to do as far as work goes. If I can keep up the pace however I might start a Patreon page. I'd not consider it asking too much to receive a dollar from supporters if I can turn out 1,500-2,000 or so words per week. Or put another way, six to eight thousand words per month.
Of course there might be inspired days, rather than grinding days when I'd hit two thousand words in a day.
Of course there are other considerations as well, such as coming to a conclusion or an end to the current story... Would I end it well? Would I have something else ready to start when this one ends?
Oh and finally, would I get any actual support?
Today, between adding notes to the yWriter file for my current project and actually working on said project, I'm pretty sure that I'm approaching at least a thousand words. Certainly I spent more than an hour in my chair. OUCH!!
I'm actually quite pleased, even if my note taking and name transfer caused me to end up doing some minor polishing on my story. At least I didn't get so caught up in the polishing that I failed to extend the story.😁
There are a couple of words which I definitely intend to do a search for when I get into the editing/proofing stage of my newest project. They are:
That
&
And...
I'm not going to say I'll be entirely obsessive about removing them, but I'm definitely going to check to see if I've used them excessively.
I've got other writing habits, not the least of which is run on sentences.
Other than these issues, I'm very happily hitting my goals for production.
I thought I'd start this blog by saying that the cocksockett series is mislabeled. I probably ought to have labeled most of it rape.
But you may say, no one enjoys being raped. Maybe, but the victim in the story isn't a one time victim. He's being subjected to a program intended to create a certain mindset.
However the subject I really want to address is that of age of consent. While the victim of what is happening in those stories could never consent to the mind washing he's undergoing, there's no reason to believe he would have put himself in such a position unless he left his home before he was considered to have reached his majority. In other words, though it's not explicitly stated if Cal is eighteen years old the whole story fails. It's my belief that not telling the story the way I told it possibly endangers both young men and women who've left their homes for whatever reason.
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