That's the word count on the as-yet-unannounced thing I've finished this weekend, bar another quick pass. It goes to the bosses tomorrow, and then there'll be questions and rewrites and proofs, and even perhaps an announcement. But I am pretty happy with it so far.
Got The Slitheen Excursion to finish now, and then a couple of things that have again not been announced. And that damn book of my own to get done. Maybe I need to hook myself up to National Novel Writing Month in November just to get a first draft of it done...
With all this being tied to the typing, I've booked a few quick escapes. I'll be attending FantasyCon in Nottingham from 19-21 September this year, and am very excited at the prospect of meeting guest of honour Dave McKean (who I interviewed about his film Mirrormask) as well as several mates I've not seen in ages.
For those wanting to stalk me, my panels will be:
Saturday:
11 am - Trends in Young Adult Fiction (Gallery suite)
3 pm - Writing for Doctor Who Panel (Main room)
Sunday:
10 am - Writing for the Franchise Market (Main room)
Please don't throw fruit. As an extra special bonus, I've scribbled something about writing for Doctor Who to go in the convention programme.
I'll also be attending ChicagoTARDIS from 28-30 November along with a whole bundle of m'colleagues from Big Finish, the sixth Doctor Who and Sarah-Jane Smith. And there's a couple of other exciting events coming up for which I'm just waiting on details.
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4 comments:
Hot diggedy.
Ooh, The Slitheen Excursion sounds so jolly, sir! Do they bounce down to the local park to feed some ducks?
Funnily enough, I once wrote a Doctor Who story in which, rather than fighting monsters and blowing up villains' bases, the Doctor goes for a pub lunch and feeds the ducks. None of my Short Trips editors ever liked it, though. The philistines.
I'd buy that for a dollar, sir. Sounds nice.
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