Category Archives: progress

Built for Murder Draft #1 Completed

Posted on 2015/09/12 by lfrank

Today I finally finished the first draft of my murder mystery novel Built for Murder. It came in at 28 chapters, 86,440 words, and outputs 280 pages in PDF format. It took way longer than I originally anticipated, just over a … Continue reading →

Posted in Built for Murder, Erich Rambles mysteries, mystery, progress, writers | Comments Off on Built for Murder Draft #1 Completed

First Print Wraparound Cover

Posted on 2015/09/02 by lfrank

Here is a cover mock-up of Chronicles of Bulinnärm that I’ve been working on today. Everything is still up for grabs but its a nice start with Bergulf standing atop the Worldheart Mountains, a young clansman ready to meet his … Continue reading →

Posted in fantasy, progress, self-publishing, writers | Comments Off on First Print Wraparound Cover

Another Good Week

Posted on 2015/08/23 by lfrank

Not as awesome a production week as the previous one but still very good progress on multiple fronts. Instead of maximizing word count I was into maximizing project completion while contractors swarmed all over my yard making noise. Also, I don’t … Continue reading →

Posted in Built for Murder, progress, self-publishing, short story, writers | Comments Off on Another Good Week

An Awesome Week of Writing

Posted on 2015/08/15 by lfrank

Since Monday I’ve managed to average almost 1,600 words per day for a total of 9,555 words on various projects. The majority of work went into Built for Murder with another three chapters within spitting distance of being done and … Continue reading →

Posted in Built for Murder, plotting, progress | Comments Off on An Awesome Week of Writing