Last year I came up with a list of books I wanted to read in 2012, and I am sorry to say that I did not read a single book on the list (and there were only five!). In light of that failure, my "New Year's resolutions" this year consist of a few things that I'm planning on doing anyway.
1. Finish and revise the first two novels I've been working on. I've been working on a series of novels that I started in 2011. I've done some revisions on the first book, and I started the second during the August session of Camp NaNoWriMo this past year (2012). I don't have much left on it, so I need to finish it, and then get back to finishing the revisions on the first book. After that, I'll have to do revisions on the second book, of course. I'm sure it seems very jumbled how I'm working on them all together like this, instead of finishing the revisions on one before moving on to the next, but I've found that since they are a series, some decisions I've made about later books have required changes to the first book.
2. Overhaul my website and blogs. I'm also planning on reworking several of my blogs, including this one and the corresponding website. I want to simplify this site a little and take some of the focus off of client work, since that's only a portion of what I'm doing now. I also need to overhaul several of my other blogs, which haven't been updated in years.
3. Work on a couple writing projects of my own. Besides my fiction, I have a couple other ideas for writing projects I've wanted to pursue for some time.
I also still plan on reading those books from last year's list, and who knows -- I might even add a few more for this year!
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Tuesday, January 01, 2013
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