I have a plan. Finish "Privy to Murder" this month. Let it rest.
In May, work on the plot points and synopsis for "Party to Murder" and do a chapter outline.
June, work on revisions for "Privy to Murder" and make list of places to send it.
In July send out PTM proposals to editors and agents.
August, organize notebook for new book. Begin new manuscript with a goal of 700 words a day, 5 days a week, which will give me approx 80,000 words in 6 months.
By February 2008 I should have a completed first draft for the second book and some responses to the first one.
In my spare time work on edits for "Agatha Ann and the Spider Wizard" middle-grade fantasy. Send it out.
So, now that it's all in writing, I have to do it, right?
In May, work on the plot points and synopsis for "Party to Murder" and do a chapter outline.
June, work on revisions for "Privy to Murder" and make list of places to send it.
In July send out PTM proposals to editors and agents.
August, organize notebook for new book. Begin new manuscript with a goal of 700 words a day, 5 days a week, which will give me approx 80,000 words in 6 months.
By February 2008 I should have a completed first draft for the second book and some responses to the first one.
In my spare time work on edits for "Agatha Ann and the Spider Wizard" middle-grade fantasy. Send it out.
So, now that it's all in writing, I have to do it, right?
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