The Writings of Terrance A. Crow
Science Fiction Can Show a Way Forward
‘Tis the season for Real Life Family Events (RLFEs). They stalked me all week. Again. Was I able to hit my word count targets? Did my house give up any secrets — like a room I could use as a recording booth for audiobooks? Plus, this week I ran into a major technical issue with […]
I spent a lot of time with audio work this week. I have nothing tangible to show for it, and the reason is pretty embarrassing. Though the efforts had an unintended positive side effect! Also, as I worked on The Fissure Kings Book 1: Semele’s Lament, I discovered a serious flaw in Trent Raven’s arc. […]
I’m redoubling my efforts to learn Apple’s Logic Pro for three reasons — all three revolving around my audiobooks. How’re things going in that quarter? Also, it was another week of Real Life Family Events (RLFEs). What impact did they have on my writing output? Finally, Wayland’s Hammer continues to be unpublished. Have I figured […]
I made a sobering discovery about my house this week, and it affects my goal to record two sample chapters from Wayland’s Hammer Book 1: Duty of Prisoners. Did I meet the goal of recording those two chapters for my newsletter? Also, there’s some other progress to report on Wayland’s Hammer Book 2: Resistance Movement […]
I made a command decision that affected both my word count and my ability to hit half of my goals for this week. Did my word count suffer? Or did my other goals? Also, I analyzed the top one hundred Amazon hard science fiction best sellers. At first, I was one of those mixtures of […]