I have a lot of goals for this year. I wonder if maybe I’m a wee bit ambitious, but I’m hopeful. I’m releasing a three-book box set for my bounty hunter series in February. I’m also hoping to

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I feel like an over-achiever -- I have ten goals set up for the coming year, but I figure if I don't identify them they won't happen. Most of them have to do with editing or publishing a specific

Happy New Year! My writing goals are: - Revise cozy and go on submission within a month or two - Finish and submit my R&R - Complete a new manuscript - Outline another manuscript - Write a short

Happy New Year! My 2020 goals are to finish the manuscript I started late last year (I’m at 30,000 words) and publicize the book I have coming out in September. That should keep me busy enough.

Happy New Year to you Bess and all Queercrimewriters. I did complete two manuscripts, both romances. One was published in December, the other will be out in May. My two major goals for 2020 are: (1)

Happy new year! May you roll with advantage. What is everyone hoping to achieve this year? I'm aiming for the same thing I did last year--two complete manuscripts. I didn't quite make it, but I

Yes, I’m thinking of looking into it. Catherine The Blood Runs Cold A Matter of Blood - Lambda Literary Award Finalist Readers rave: Complex characters, well-written, intelligent, page turner,

That course sounds really interesting, Dharma. Thank you for sharing. cheryl -- Cheryl Head Author, Charlie Mack Motown Mysteries Director of Inclusion, Golden Crown Literary Society

I almost finished the rough draft of my WIP last month, so I want to finish that. I am launching my fifth novel next Tuesday, so I’m jazzed about that. I am also going through Mark Dawson’s

To finish incorporating beta reader feedback into my mss for the first in a new series, write a bang-up query letter and be ready to go after the holidays.

Complete Book 5 of my Charlie Mack Series. I have a spring publish date. But the book is fully outlined, and I'm 2/3rds done. Publisher also asked if I was doing a second book for 2020. Sigh. Need

Right now I’m in New Mexico on a two week writing trip. I’m three days in and just now settling into the writing. My goal is to walk away from here with at least 20,000 words. I have lots of work

My goals are to complete a readable draft of my R&R to send to my beta readers by mid-December and begin revising my cozy with hopes of going on sub in January. -- Mia P. Manansala Secretary, Mystery

Get a complete draft of my NaNoWriMo project. I'm thankfully not burned out on the story this year, so I think getting a finished draft is doable. Probably end of January, since I'm trying to keep my

I finally have a full draft of my WIP (except for the love scene) which is due to my publisher 1/1/2020. So my only goals are (1) write a believable sex scene (2) get the ms in shape for

I am pleased that for a change I have a release schedule ahead of me for the next four months, instead of scrambling to put books out at the last minute. Of course, now I have to stick to that

Ah, December. A complicated month. What are your writing goals for it? -- Bess writer of unconventional mysteries www.BessCarnanBooks.com

Doing an R&R for my ComiKon mystery (that's been on sub for over a year and a half *sob*). Used Nano to get the first two acts in place, according to the editor's feedback. Now I'm going through it