Monthly Archives: January 2005

The Road to the Dark Tower will be published in The Netherlands on April 16th by Luitingh Sijthoff as Het Pad Naar De Donkere Toren. DT7 will be released on the same day. The Dutch Stephen King fan site is … Continue reading →

This may be pure and utter B.S., so feel free to disregard. While I was in the shower this morning, where I do some of my best thinking, I developed a theory that the reason why story endings are sometimes … Continue reading →

Technology has enabled us to make bigger and better mistakes more quickly. I use one of those little USB memory sticks for backups of works in progress. They’re great–no moving parts, so they’re less likely to corrupt on you like … Continue reading →

Over the last two months, I haven’t written much new. As far as fiction goes, practically zilch. I’ve been editing like a sonuvabitch (see below), and there has been some new content involved with those revisions, but it’s not the … Continue reading →

What’s this? The guy goes days–weeks even–without posting to his LJ and now two posts in a few hours? Well, I’ll admit, the first post was made out of guilt. I didn’t really know what I was going to write … Continue reading →

An interesting word, that. To people wrapped up in the NFL post-season it means one thing. To those bearing a long pole loitering near an inviting river, it means something completely different. I rarely pay much attention to football. There’s … Continue reading →

A couple of years ago, I would probably have sworn to you that I’d never do this. It’s funny how our thinking on things can change. I started staring at one of the bookshelves in our living room a month … Continue reading →

Time to wake up and get back to business. What with three trips to Canada in the six weeks, I didn’t get much done with my writing. I carried the manuscript of Missing Persons with me each time I traveled, … Continue reading →

Though I enjoy talking about the things that happen in my writing life, I rarely go into details of my private life on this journal or on my message board or anywhere else online. I might mention something in passing, … Continue reading →