Category: Captain's Share
18 October, 2009 (08:47) | Books, Captain's Share, News | 7 comments
Yay! I went to check my iTunes stats and found this waiting…
In case you’re new to the iTunes Music Store, that’s Captain’s Share as the first title under New and Notable for ARTS! Not Arts > Literature which is cool enough but the parent category of ARTS!!
Thank you SO much to the 46 people [...]
22 September, 2009 (11:24) | Captain's Share | 115 comments
A Trader’s Tale from the Golden Age of the Solar Clipper
A shuffling of cabins puts Ishmael Horatio Wang in command of the worst ship in the fleet. He learns that being Captain doesn’t make you infallible and that life in the Captain’s Cabin is filled with new kinds of challenge as he tries to keep [...]
31 August, 2009 (05:01) | Books, Captain's Share | 33 comments
Just a quick note and an apology.
I thought we’d have the first draft done by now. It’s very, very close. Perhaps fewer than 10,000 words from the end. The book in its current draft is already about 145k words but will probably get cut down to something closer to 125 before I’m done with the [...]
14 August, 2009 (10:57) | Books, Captain's Share | 10 comments
I had to take a little break from the writing this morning, and I used it to find the image I wanted to use for Captain’s Share at the Hubble Site.
The background image is NGC 1316, The Dusty Galaxy.
5 August, 2009 (07:37) | Books, Captain's Share | 12 comments
The book is shaping up nicely. I was able to start really hammering it at the end of July and managed to do 40,000 words the first week of work. I had a very productive weekend and it’s almost at 60,000 now (58.5k) to be more accurate.
Unfortunately, I had a little medical issue that’s put [...]
1 July, 2009 (15:55) | Books, Captain's Share, General, News | 19 comments
Yes, I know. I’m remiss in posting regularly here. It goes better when i’m in the middle of writing. That means I have something to tell you and that’s a good thing. It goes less well when I’m not writing.
BaltiCon 43 was a blast and I can see now that I didn’t write anything [...]