I've interrupted my normal blog schedule to bring you daily updates from November's National Novel Writing Challenge.
Throughout November, I'll be checking in daily with some quick notes, a progress meter, and to share my favorite line written that day!
Daily Notes: Today was the first day I didn't roll off my bed, fall into my chair, and begin knocking out word count with one eye half open. I had a lot of "stuff" to do, and by the time the afternoon hit, my husband graciously volunteered to take my daughter to park day so I could finally stick my nose in to the manuscript. Nice to be married to a fellow NaNo alumnist-he knows the struggle!
One exciting thing I accomplished today was to set up a special page just for the series. I suppose I could have included the eight synopses I wrote up in my daily word count, but since they weren't exactly part of the stories, I decided not to.
Sons of Herne Series site
Daily Total: 2697
Favorite Line Written Today:
One exciting thing I accomplished today was to set up a special page just for the series. I suppose I could have included the eight synopses I wrote up in my daily word count, but since they weren't exactly part of the stories, I decided not to.
Sons of Herne Series site
Daily Total: 2697
Favorite Line Written Today:
"A woman scorned is a fickle animal, god of Ostara, and I can tell you’re mocking me."
Daily Progress:
About The Sons of Herne:
The god Herne has appointed eight of his most virile, headstrong sons as keepers of the pagan holidays. To honor their sabbat, each must join with a mortal female in a ritual to maintain the balance between worlds.
It is the year of The Thousand Seasons, and the Fates have secretly conspired to mark the end of an era by granting the gods one thing they lack--a true union of male and female that will last beyond the passion of a sabbat joining.
Herne’s sons will wrestle with the conflict between sacred duty and their own yearnings, a struggle will not only challenge their beliefs, but may threaten the success of rituals that must be observed lest the mortal and immortal worlds collide in chaos.
Herne’s sons will wrestle with the conflict between sacred duty and their own yearnings, a struggle will not only challenge their beliefs, but may threaten the success of rituals that must be observed lest the mortal and immortal worlds collide in chaos.
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I'm J. Rose Allister, wife, working mom, and the author of over twenty-five books. Somewhere in between one and the next, I love hanging out here on my blog and over on Twitter. Give me a comment or follow-I love chatting with people!
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