Book One’s cover is off to the artist, and I can only \u00a0hope that he’ll have it done in time. \u00a0However, as I’m going through Book One, I’m wondering whether or not it’s actually any good. \u00a0It’s honestly not my best work in the world.<\/p>\n
Now, Book Two…that cover’s coming out nicely and that story is flowing well (though I have no idea where it’s going). \u00a0Should I not even bother with Book One and instead try to put out Book Two?<\/p>\n
Why did the dragons join the Americans? \u00a0Are they the only dragons? \u00a0What can an RPG do to one (we’ll find that out), and what can Brent do?<\/p>\n
What about the press? \u00a0How come they’re not in there in force?<\/p>\n
Some questions for my book journal, I think.<\/p>\n
Maybe it’s the honeymoon of Book Two, that since this one’s going so well, it’s going to be better. \u00a0It is going to be better. \u00a07000 words into it and I’m liking the outline so far. \u00a0But 7000 words of only dragons is not going to carry this – I have to think of something else.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Book One’s cover is off to the artist, and I can only \u00a0hope that he’ll have it done in time. \u00a0However, as I’m going through Book One, I’m wondering whether or not it’s actually any good. \u00a0It’s honestly not my … Continue reading