So I decided, somewhere on the long trip out West, that Shards of Heaven needed a glossary. Nothing on a Tolkien scale, mind you, but at least a basic historical who’s who, since the majority of the novel’s characters — even bit players — are based on real people.
The glossary, I’m pleased to say, is complete.
While I’m tempted now to immerse myself in Gate of Hell, the sequel to Shards — yes, some significant work was done on it while I was away — I’m finding myself more interested in two other novel projects: one the heavy revision of a completed fantasy novel and one the significant expansion of my award-winning science fiction story, “The Keeper Alone.”
Which one will I settle into, I wonder?
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#1 by CathyB - August 24th, 2009 at 05:54
I vote for the SF novel, but only if you send me chapters as you complete them.
#2 by Michael Livingston - August 24th, 2009 at 22:24
You surprise me, Cathy. Figured you’d have an angelic vote, for sure. That said, the SF novel is the one I’d been working on more and more.
#3 by CathyB - August 25th, 2009 at 05:53
I’m glad you’re writing fiction, period, Mike, and I’m delighted to read anything you write. However, I’ve always been a fan of true SF, even the hard, super-sciency SF.