So what are you writing now?

[Dark Gilligan]

My most recent story was published last summer in Beneath Ceaseless Skies, which qualified me for membership in SFWA. Right now I'm shopping around a story about a girl who worships steampunk gods and the nastiness that ensues.

 

[Ian_Burow]

Been stuck on a scifi/fantasy series for over a year now, not really sure where to go with it, so it's just cooling its heels in my memory buffer.

Currently working on a kernel of an idea for a Worlds of Voyager series that popped into my head while reading WoDS9 last month. In the outline/plot-creation phase, reviewers of my first drafts say they stories sound promising.

 

[JD]

Is this gonna be fanfic or are you going to try to send it to Pocket?

 

[Ian_Burow]

JD, if you were talking to me, I would LOVE to send it to Pocket if there was interest in such a series and if they would be willing to go with a new author, as I've never had anything published as of yet.

If the offer were accepted, absolutely.

If there isn't any interest, then Fanfic it is!

 

[Chris McCarver]

I'm eyeing this script I wrote for a Star Trek: Titan webcomic... maybe once I clear a few things off my plate, I can get this bad boy drawn and posted someplace...

 

[BrotherBenny]

I'm considering submitting a spec story to Pocket, but I have real trouble writing lengthy synopses like Pocket want. Could any ST authors provide a little guidance in that area?

 

[DimesDan]

I'm considering submitting a spec story to Pocket, but I have real trouble writing lengthy synopses like Pocket want. Could any ST authors provide a little guidance in that area?

Wasn't there a thread a little while back that pretty much covered this.

 

[BrotherBenny]

I'm considering submitting a spec story to Pocket, but I have real trouble writing lengthy synopses like Pocket want. Could any ST authors provide a little guidance in that area?

Wasn't there a thread a little while back that pretty much covered this.

I searched and didn't find anything, but since this is a writing thread I figured it would be a safe place.

 

[Brikar99]

So many, many things... None of which seem to be getting any closer to completion! Laziness, it is my curse.

 

[Greg Cox]

Spent the day reviewing the copyedit for the Warehouse 13 book. Hope to get back to YA novel tomorrow . . . .

 

[BrotherBenny]

Had a really weird dream last night, but think it could make a good story. I plan to get something down before I forget.

 

[timothy]

Mr . cox can't wait for you're warehouse 13 book big fan of the show can't wait to see season 3. and what is ya . and are you going to a euraka novel as well?



currently reading star trek enterprise rosetta

next om my list vanguard series

 

[BrotherBenny]

Mr . cox can't wait for you're warehouse 13 book big fan of the show can't wait to see season 3. and what is ya . and are you going to a euraka novel as well?



currently reading star trek enterprise rosetta

next om my list vanguard series

YA is Young Adult.

 

[Greg Cox]

Mr . cox can't wait for you're warehouse 13 book big fan of the show can't wait to see season 3. and what is ya . and are you going to a euraka novel as well?

Thanks! Nobody has asked me to do a EUREKA novel yet, but my friend Aaron Rosenberg has written two of them so far. I hear they're good.

 

[timothy]

very cool looking forward to it . are you going to do any of the starfleet academy series ?


currently reading star trek enterprise rosetta

currently watching supernatural season 5

 

[Lorraine Anderson]

Mr . cox can't wait for you're warehouse 13 book big fan of the show can't wait to see season 3. and what is ya . and are you going to a euraka novel as well?

Thanks! Nobody has asked me to do a EUREKA novel yet, but my friend Aaron Rosenberg has written two of them so far. I hear they're good.

Aaron wrote the first and the third novel -- the first was very good. (As was the second, but I don't know who wrote that one -- they're under a house name.) The third isn't out yet.

Looking forward to your Warehouse 13 one, too!

 

[Defcon]

(As was the second, but I don't know who wrote that one -- they're under a house name.)

Phaedra Weldon wrote the second one (Brain Box Blues), and I have to disagree: It was abysmal.

Substitution Method on the other hand a was a very good book.

 

[Greg Cox]

Looking forward to your Warehouse 13 one, too!

Thanks! It should be on sale in time for Shore Leave this year.

 

[William Leisner]

Phaedra Weldon wrote the second one

That's Star Trek: Strange New Worlds and Corps of Engineers veteran Phaedra Weldon, for those who don't recognize the name.

 

[shanejayell]

Wasn't she the one who was supposed to write a DS9 book, too? Or am I thinking of someone else....