Recording tracks after 7pm seems to be becoming a trend.
Eh, i figure if i’m avoiding writing, i might as well be doing something creative.
This song is really just a sketch, only rhythm tracks, and i haven’t even begun to think about lyrics.
Now maybe i’ll go do a little writing before bed. :p
Of dubious and questionable value to anyone. Last night i played around with making a glitch track.
After too much work, i gave up and went to bed. Upon listening this morning … well, *ahem* i present “
You are warned.
My novel, gently edited by one, or both of my little bundles of joy. Where’s the water bottle?
Also, if you want to see our stories made into a slightly over the top music video:
and UPDATE on the Update:
For the folks who requested it, here’s my acceptance speech at the ceremony.
or just watch the vastly superior version Rhiannon made:
Guess i should at least mention how it was to go down to Writers of the Future, right?
It was cool and crazy and sleepless. Met some really cool people, made some new friends… awesome.
If you’re a writer, and you aren’t yet eligible for SFWA, you should be submitting to this every quarter. Some people have concerns about the organization behind the contest. I’ll let Frederik Pohl address that. Writers of the Future gave me more money for a single story than i’ll ever likely see again.
They put me up in a hip, swank hotel.
My fellow students were talented, funny and just great to be around.
They made me write an entire story in 24 hours.
And while the first half of the ceremony was imperfect. The second half was amazing and touching.
Notice Hercules in the lower left corner. 
That's Eric Kotani on my right. He was full of rule.
Before the ceremony, they unveiled our story art. I was blessed to have mine done by Ryan Behrens. You should watch for this guy’s name and/or hire him. He’s immensely talented.
Me with my artist, Ryan Behrens
The signings they arranged had their problems, but i generally had a great time and it was good practice for doing signings at cons.
I cut a rubber stamp specially for this book and stamped every book i signed. Whew. It was so many books that i used up an entire ink pad!
So, let’s sum up, class. It’s surreal, a decent little boost for your career, pays well and is a lot of fun.
Do it!
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