C. R. Rowenson
Scribe
Things have been kind of rough lately on the creative front. I was wondering what all of you do when quitting seems like it would be easier than getting up and writing more.
Things have been kind of rough lately on the creative front. I was wondering what all of you do when quitting seems like it would be easier than getting up and writing more.
For me, if I want to write, I write. If I don't, I don't, and I don't feel guilty about it.
For some reason I can't get those blue quote boxes, only "reply" comes up when I right click, there's no choice for "quote".
Had to quote this so I could say, "Daaaayum, son."Five years later, I was critically injured and damned near killed in Operation Enduring Freedom. I found that last manuscript on a hard drive that my wife had sent me in the hospital. I rewrote it while convalescing.
That book became Dragon's Trail, which went on to reach bestseller status on every major ebook retailer in four countries and sell over 10,000 copies in 18 months. It's still selling well. It qualified me for the Campbell Award; I've been told that I might be the first author to qualify with an independent debut novel. The sequel ended up 25th on Goodreads' Hugo Award recommendations list this year. I've had inquiries into the film rights to the series. At the last fantasy con I attended, a fan asked me to sign her boob.