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Tag Archives: Marigold Man
Novel Cover Post Script
Click on the link below to take a look at a collage of all 30 covers created during the month of November based on 30 National Novel Writing Month synopses, one of which was mine. I’m still amazed and reeling … Continue reading
I Won!
I wrote 51,722 words of my first novel, Marigold Man, in 30 days, from November 1 to November 30. The folks who run National Novel Writing Month call that winning. Here is a quote from the organization’s Winner’s Page: Congratulations, … Continue reading
A Raw, Unedited Marigold Man Excerpt
(In which Paul’s neighbor, Condor, suggests that Project Marigold might be more successful with a team of people planting plants, instead of just Paul planting seeds on his own. Note: I haven’t re-written or edited this. It is raw, baby, … Continue reading
The Synopsis of the Novel I’m Going to Write in November (and a Few Thoughts About its Impending Birth)
Reflecting on Being Heavy with Novel What’s happening to me? I am pregnant with a novel. I feel it growing, swelling inside my literary belly. In the last few days it has even started to kick. I only dreamed I … Continue reading