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Progress Report, in which I have a good excuse (for once)

Posted on March 9, 2015 by Matthew S. Rotundo

Still haven’t started drafting Petra Rising yet, but I have a good excuse:  I was working on a rewrite. That’s a good excuse, right? See, I’d gotten some useful editorial feedback on “The Winter Palace.”  The opening needed trimming, and … Continue reading →

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Progress Report, in which I am not outlining. Really.

Posted on March 2, 2015 by Matthew S. Rotundo

So you might be wondering if I’ve started drafting Petra Rising yet.  That would be a no. Every time I think I’m just about ready, I ask myself a few more questions about the story, and find subplots that still … Continue reading →

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Progress Report, in which I discuss geological time scales

Posted on February 23, 2015 by Matthew S. Rotundo

So I said last week that I thought I was missing something important about Petra Rising.  Turns out my instincts were correct.  Something was missing, and I believe I have found it.  And guess where it was?  Right in front … Continue reading →

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