Due to blogger problems, my writer's blog has moved to http://susanmacatee.wordpress.com
Hope you'll join me there.
Sunday, January 29, 2012
Friday, September 23, 2011
Attack on Osceola, Missouri
Join me today at Slip Into Something Victorian where I'm talking about what happened in the American Civil War 150 years ago on this date.
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
A new contract!
I'm having trouble again with my blog, but wanted to announce my newest contract with The Wild Rose Press. My Civil War romance, Cole's Promise, will be part of TWRP's new 'Love Letters' series. I'm really excited with this newest contract.
I'll post the blurb when I get this all sorted out, but for now, you can view the blurb at my website on my books page. Scroll all the way down.
I'll post the blurb when I get this all sorted out, but for now, you can view the blurb at my website on my books page. Scroll all the way down.
Friday, September 09, 2011
And the war goes on...
Over at http://slipintosomethingvictorian.wordpress.com/, I'm discussing the sentiments of the day five months into the American Civil War.
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Galleys are in!
Finally got to the galley stage with Cassidy's War. Now, I'm just one step away from seeing the finished product.
I proofread the first 50 pages today and am really excited about getting a release date by next month. Then I can start planning book promotion.
Friday, August 26, 2011
Talking about the battle of Hatteras
I'm over at Slip Into Something Victorian today talking about the American Civil War battle at Hatteras, North Carolina, occurring nearly 150 years ago today.
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Feeling better every day
I've progressed from walking with crutches to using a cane to get around. As a result, I can do a little more, but still nothing like my normal daily routine. But it does give me more time to write.
Since I'm waiting on the copyeditor to go over my novel and have submitted my novella and am waiting on a reply, I'm spending my time writing short magazine stories. I've completed the first draft of one and am putting that aside for a week before edits, proofread and submission.
I have two more short stories outlined, so will likely start writing one of them while I wait for the galley of Cassidy's War and an answer to my novella submission.
Having a list of projects to work on sure keeps the ball rolling. Otherwise the waiting can eat you up.
How do you other writers handle the wait period?
Since I'm waiting on the copyeditor to go over my novel and have submitted my novella and am waiting on a reply, I'm spending my time writing short magazine stories. I've completed the first draft of one and am putting that aside for a week before edits, proofread and submission.
I have two more short stories outlined, so will likely start writing one of them while I wait for the galley of Cassidy's War and an answer to my novella submission.
Having a list of projects to work on sure keeps the ball rolling. Otherwise the waiting can eat you up.
How do you other writers handle the wait period?
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