I write fiction
Welcome to July!
This month’s IWSG question asks: what are your ultimate writing goals, and how have they changed over time?
My ultimate goal is to write a DGB.
The goal has not changed over time, but my methods have changed powerfully.
Thank you to July’s IWSG co-hosts:
Nicki Elson, Juneta Key, Tamara Narayan, and Patricia Lynne.
Click here to enter your link in the IWSG Blog Hop and to view a list of participating bloggers.
CV Grehan here.
My X and Y posts are still simmering on the stove. I put them aside to focus on the Challenge’s Grand Finale Day.
Z-Day!
Entering this month, I had planned to write more and doodle less but, five days into the challenge, a bolt shot out of the sky. Despite the plot twist, I did accomplish my primary goal for this challenge: I met many talented, generous and inspiring writers. Thank you for your hard work.
I finish the month with a doodle. A summary of my A-to-Z posts in the form of a game. I call it a ‘puzzle’ but it’s not tricky. The background image is fitting for the April I’m leaving behind, and for May which feels so hopeful.
I’ve used The Fool image, in various forms, many times during the challenge. Once again, credit goes to artist Xochicalco. You can license the image at canstockphoto, #csp6440045.
Curious about the other images on this page?
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You’re not really doing the puzzle, are you?
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I can’t believe you’re still scrolling.
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Across:
2) Power, 5) Blogroll, 6) Scifi, 7) Writerdearest, 9) Spellchecking, 11) Fantasy, 13) RIP, 19) ImPagination, 20) DaBait, 21) Sock, 22) Bio.
Down:
1) Memoir, 3) Horror, 4) WomensFiction, 6) Suspense, 8) Interrobang, 10) Mashups, 12) Typos, 14) FengShui, 15) Western, 16) Epigraph, 17) Dogged, 18) Haiku.
Thanks for playing! To show my appreciation, I will write the names of all players on the wings of captive mayflies and release them into the wild. Granted, mayflies don’t live more than 24-hours, but this will require a considerable amount of work on my part.
Grehan here.
My alter ego, The Fool, pictured on the right, has taken to the road for today’s challenge letter. If you’re thinking I took an easy path, by drawing another doodle, I’ll have you know I was at the task for most of the afternoon. I’m calling the result a mock memoir title. I haven’t decided what nonsense should be visible through the rear van window. Any ideas?
Now, off to read your excellent posts …
In other words, a doodle.
Though I traveled without my tech gear, ne’re do I venture without a pencil and pen.
There’s no deep meaning here, Blog Follower(s). It’s a simple doodle drawn on an airplane by the Blog Followee who couldn’t think of a less unimaginative U-word than unicorn.
Not unabashedly, I give you another mock memoir title:
Curious about the image on this page?
To read posts by other A-to-Z participants check out my blogroll, or the master list on the A-to-Z site.