A quick check-in this week, because we’re doing a little renovation around here (painting and floors and such–nothing structural, thankfully), and I’m tired.
Make that very tired.
But I did pass the 10,000-word mark in The Trouble with Doppelgangers. I’m pretty sure it won’t turn into an actual novel (although, if it does, I can always make it the second book in the series).
I also set up a few promotions, and I’m certain I did some other things as well. At the moment?
Whew.
I’m tired.
I’m so excited. At long last, I have a name for the series I’m writing and titles for the books in said series.
My cup runneth over this week.
Without further ado, I give you:
Tea & Sorcery
A while back I joked that calling this series Tea & Witches would be very, very on brand (considering Coffee & Ghosts and all that). So, yes, this is close. But this series name is actually more expansive than simply witches (although there will be witches in this series, but also a great many other magical beings).
Not only that, but I have a naming convention for the books (number to be determined) in the series. So far, I have:
Book 1: The Trouble with Necromancers
Book 1.5: The Trouble with Doppelgangers (this will be the bonus novella for newsletter subscribers)
Book 1 is done (well, the second draft–I have some more work to do on it), and as of today, the novella has 6,100 words. And seriously, I could spend years filling in the blank after The Trouble with.
In other news, I’m working to get all my print titles into IngramSpark for expanded distribution. Once that’s done, I’ll move my titles off of CreateSpace (which is closing) and into KDP Print.
Writing Wrongs 