This is the first time in a good while where a week has been going pretty slow for me. Just writing, writing, writing while continuing to lay down the foundation for the “Year of Audible” project that will take form in July. My teammates and I are making sure that everything goes off without a hitch. Haha! Wishful thinking, right? I bet you anything something is going awry before it works nicely.
So, I’ve been spending all of January and a few days in February writing out forty-five outlines and two novels that will is planned for 2020. My voice actors (all of which are my best friends from various points in my life) are excited about this project – more than me if I’m being honest. This is going to be so much fun. Plus, the best thing about this project is that EVERYBODY is going to experience to put on their resume.
Because of the nature of this project and its aspiring longevity, I can imagine how many short story ideas are going to be running around in my head. Especially in the darkest parts of my mind and there are a lot of them so I doubt that I’m going to run out of ideas anytime soon. Plus, it will give me and a few other individuals a chance to flex our writing muscles in various mediums outside of story writing.
It’s actually why I’ve been indulging in Audible for so long. Been experimenting and experiencing with various titles from the service. Started in November and I went through over, maybe, forty titles thus far. The service is a godsend and I don’t think I’m going to give it up anytime soon. Plus, the range of the service and all of its content are versatile in nature so I’m going to be testing the waters on a few storylines/projects.
Oh yeah…I’m really going to have some fun with this.
Now, please, don’t forget to follow me on my social media platforms (Twitter, Instagram, and Goodreads) which are on the right side of my web page. Also, I do love hearing suggestions of what books to read outside of my norm (Science fiction and fantasy) as I am a part of the Goodreads’ reading challenge for 2019.
