Book/Reading/Writing Updates

 

GREETINGS STACK WORMS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


I haven't written at all this month! I am so sorry! I've been busy with a few other things; such as NaNoWriMo, reading, trying to regulate my meds, got a mole cut out of my head, worrying about my health, and trying to keep my job. 

It's been a busy two weeks. 

First, let's talk about NaNo. Currently, I am over 35k. I hope to be at 45k by next Sunday and seeing as I'll be pulling more all-nighters, I think I'll accomplish this goal. However, I am noticing something as I write: I had planned for this book series to be a trilogy, with the books having 3 sections. Should be easy right? I'm almost on page 100 and I'm still only in the first section, not even close to being done with it. My chapters are super short so I'm almost in the thirties. Christina, my girlfriend, suggested that split the books up into smaller junks. I just don't know. I could have three, thousand-page books. But yeah, I'm close to the 50k. 

I've been catching up on my Goosebumps reading. This was only made possible because I found audiobooks on youtube. However, they don't have all the books so I'm also slowly reading the physical books as well. I'm over my GoodReads reading goal at least. And as much as I am enjoying theme reading I think I'll stop after Spring Into Animorphs (March, April). Which will be after Kaijuary (January, February). 

I'll announce December's reads probably on Black Friday. Now, I've accumulated tons of books over these few weeks:

- Tinsel by Sibeal Pounder 

- Mongrels by Stephen Graham Jones

- Kiki's Delivery Service by Eiko Kadono

- Book of Spine Tinglers edited by Bruce Coville

- Fangs by Richard Forsythe 

- Crooked Tree by Robert C. Wilson

- Blood Beast by Don D'Ammassa 

- Is she for real? (You're invited to a Creepover) #7 by P.J. Night 

- Read it and Weep! (You're invited to a Creepover) #13 by P.J. Night

- The Blackstone Chronicles Part 2: Twist of Fate: The Locket by John Saul

- The Blackstone Chronicles Part 3: Ashes to Ashes: The Dragon's Flame by John Saul

- The Blackstone Chronicles Part 4: IN the Shadow of Evil: The Handkerchief by John Saul

- Cabal by Clive Barker 

- Amethyst: Princess of Gemworld by Shannon Hale

- Heartstopper #1 by Alice Oseman (Fairyloot Limited Edition copy) 

- Once Upon a Broken Heart by Stephanie Garber (Fairyloot special edition)

- Midnight in Everwood by M.A. Kuzniar (Waterstones sprayed edges edition)

- Midnight in Everwood by M.A. Kuzniar (Indie bookstore Ballerina edition) 

- Skin of the Sea by Natasha Bowen

- A Cold Place for Dying by Kristopher Triana (signed) 

- Palmetto by Ania Ahlborn (signed) 

- The House in the Cerulean Sea by TJ Klune (Illumicrate Limited Edition) 

- Under the Whispering Door by TJ Klune (Illumicrate Limited Edition) 

- Gilded by Marissa Meyer (signed) 

- Lore Olympus: Volume One by Rachel Smythe (Illumicrate Edition)


Yeah, I went book shopping during my Halloween vacation. Also, my girlfriend's name change finally went through. Yay! Alright, that's it for now. Toodles! 


- BUG

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