What are you currently writing?

[EileenG]

Writing an erotic novella with two aliens and a human.

[sonofpendragon]

I am working on a short, sharp inbetweeny. An exceptionally short story, a horror story called Abigail, Abigail, Come out to Play. But this is to keep the pencil sharp while I continue to muse on a kids tale about a toy maker about to lose his home and his livelihood. As with most of my stuff, it will be more novella length than full length, but it will still take me a while to knock this up, pardon the phrase.

[Quexos]

A rejoinder to this thread ...

[jedipencil]

I'm working on a collection of short stories, and (mostly) having a great time with this project. Hopefully, I'm getting them together in an interesting way.

[morriss003]

I finished writing and publishing "Sarah's Spaceship Adventure," and I'm editing "The Colors of Passion and Love," and I'm trying to get back to "Julee Mackenzie and the First Officer.

[BrentKnowles]

About a quarter way through revisions on Novel#3 and preparing the plan for the novel I plan to write during November. That novel is tentatively titled Novel #4

[kennyc]

Originally Posted by BrentKnowles

About a quarter way through revisions on Novel#3 and preparing the plan for the novel I plan to write during November. That novel is tentatively titled Novel #4

[HighRoadToTibet]

Writing a collection of stories about growing up in rural Ireland. Should be ready by the end of the year.
John

[kennyc]

Sounds interesting John. Is it fiction? memoir?

[HighRoadToTibet]

Memoir - it's a collection of stories of what it was like growing up in rural Ireland before modernisation took over. I'm not even 40 yet but I can remember the first telephone coming to our house, going to school in a building with no electricity or running water, and being nearly self-sufficient in food and fuel. When I tell kids these stories now, they don't believe me - a world without smart-phones and mobile internet is unimaginable to them. Yet that's the way it was growing up only a few short years ago.
John

[kennyc]

Originally Posted by HighRoadToTibet

Memoir - it's a collection of stories of what it was like growing up in rural Ireland before modernisation took over. I'm not even 40 yet but I can remember the first telephone coming to our house, going to school in a building with no electricity or running water, and being nearly self-sufficient in food and fuel. When I tell kids these stories now, they don't believe me - a world without smart-phones and mobile internet is unimaginable to them. Yet that's the way it was growing up only a few short years ago.
John

Yes, not to get off topic, but even Radio/Wireless is barely 100 years old. The first commercial station in the U.S. was licensed/started in 1920! Man what a century it's been!

[OneandonlyDoc]

Chapter 10 of Awakenings is officially complete and loaded in for the rest of the month; now it's time to beat my head against Chapter 11 and work on Epsilon: Broken Stars.

AND experimented with Smashwords and Kindle Publishing today. It's not as hard as I thought it might be, but it's definitely going to take some practice to get good at it.

[dbeman]

I am in the preliminary stages of plotting an as of yet untitled modern urban fantasy. I am currently struggling with whether or not to set it in an actual city or a fictional one.

[OneandonlyDoc]

Originally Posted by dbeman

I am in the preliminary stages of plotting an as of yet untitled modern urban fantasy. I am currently struggling with whether or not to set it in an actual city or a fictional one.

Fictionalize a real city, maybe? Or combine two favorite cities into one?

[McFessel]

I'm about to start on a steampunk horror story for an upcoming anthology, but right now I'm finishing up a short play for a Halloween theatre festival in England.