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My Years at the Home(less) Depot
Originally posted on The One & Only Elgon:
My kids and I used to joke a bit when I worked for a certain major home improvements retailer. We called it “The Homeless Depot” because it seemed I was almost never home. What time I could spend with my kids was tempered because I was usually…
The Wolfcat Chronicles Book Seven Revisions Complete
Originally posted on The One & Only Elgon:
For those of you following the saga of the entire series revision for The Wolfcat Chronicles, Book 7 was submitted to my publisher this morning. Now I move on to Book 8 – after a brief break. As I have said before, I’ve not worked on Books…
Where and How I Write (and Where I Have Written)
Originally posted on The One & Only Elgon:
Yesterday was a pretty good day for progress with my writing. In fact this whole week has been fairly productive. I completed revisions on book four of The Wolfcat Chronicles and sent it to my publisher. Also I began revisions on another book in the same series.…
Progress on The Wolfcat Chronicles
Originally posted on The One & Only Elgon:
A couple of days ago I completed the most recent revision of the first book of The Wolfcat Chronicles, The Spectre’s Warning. I have submitted it to my publisher. Since this will be my third book with Pandamoon Publishing (if it is contracted) it is not the…
Update – The Wolfcat Chronicles and Writing a Series
Originally posted on The One & Only Elgon:
It’s been nine months or so since I last looked at Book One of The Wolfcat Chronicles. Since then I’ve read a lot of books from other authors and experienced the meticulous process of professional content editing for Fried Windows. I’ve learned a lot. It isn’t like…
Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Elgon – An Update
Originally posted on The One & Only Elgon:
Ambitious title, I know. But since there’s not that much to tell, I think I can pull this off. What’s going on in my publishing life? Fried Windows is doing fine. There were a couple of free ebook promotions that created more awareness of the book and…
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