PROGRESS REPORT: WEEK ENDING JUNE 18, 2022

AS I FIGURED, last week did NOT turn out to be such a great week writing wise.

I DID break 6,000+ words on the SOLITAIRE 2: THE AGENDA manuscript, but unfortunately am still on Chapter 4 of the overall novel.

Hopefully this coming week will be better.

It should at least be more "normal".

Whatever that means.

In any event I better get back to writing now.

Take care.

STAY SAFE! 😷

I'll see you around the Internet, and

Lee Houston, Junior

19 June, 2022

PROGRESS REPORT: WEEK ENDING JUNE 18, 2017

"I'M BACK!"

Unfortunately, it was another rough week on the writing front. A lot of other stuff needed my attention. Nothing I couldn't handle, but that meant not being at the computer to write.
I did manage to get some writing in Saturday after taking care of my blogging responsibilities on The Free Choice E-zine, but only managed a little over 100 new words on my 1970s project story for Jim Beard.

Truthfully, I really don't know how this coming week is going to turn out. Still dealing with some of those life commitments that kept me from writing last week. Whether or not I get any writing done before Saturday remains to be seen.

In any event, I hope everyone has a good week and HAPPY FATHER'S DAY.

Lee Houston, Junior

18 June, 2017

PROGRESS REPORT: WEEK ENDING JUNE 18, 2016

              For those with reason to celebrate,

Finished going over the manuscript for my friendly neighborhood beta/proofreader's next book within her Greenwood Cycle of novels.
I honestly think Nancy Hansen has another winner on her hands.

Then I spent the rest of the week going back over what I've written so far of my Sherlock Holmes story for Airship 27. Unfortunately that tale isn't finished as far as the manuscript is concerned yet, but it is now much tighter than it was.
I even thought of another clue to throw into the mystery, but whether or not it turns out to be another red herring or something important will only be revealed when you finally get to read the tale.

With that, take care and I'll see you around the Internet.
Lee Houston, Junior
19 June, 2016