I haven’t
been blogging much lately for a number of reasons. First of all, I’m in a transitory state and I’m
taking time to cogitate where I am in life versus where I want to be. This next step I take will be extremely
significant and relatively permanent (as far as I can see), so I want to make
sure I step wisely. I desperately long
for the day when my passion becomes my full-time job. Make no mistake; that day will come.
I’ve been
writing, thank the Lord. My muse shows
up when she shows up and you guys already know that when she does, I stop doing
everything to answer the call. There’s
the two Bane-centered fanfics on pinkelegance, “What You Need” & “Bad
Habits.” There’s another one still in
the thought stages; I need TDKR on DVD so that I can study the film in order to
write the fic, tentatively titled “His Girl Friday.” Bane is so powerfully sexy to me; there’s so
much to like about a brilliant masked villain of his stature who is completely out
of fucks to give.
I’ve just finished the final edits of Tainted and I’m very pleased to report that I’m super excited about this book, the idea for which came out of freaking nowhere, because it’s different from anything else I’ve written. It has the potential to generate two separate spin-offs (a la Sheila & K’avir from “Sexy Beast”) if audiences find the characters likeable enough to want more of them. I’ll be turning my attention back to Nightingales and Blade Dancer after Tainted is published, which will be in the very near future. And thanks to artist Julie Nguyen, I will probably be able to finish Chapter 5 of “The Hunt” before the apocalypse. I try to milk the muse for all she’s worth when she’s available because I never know when she’ll decide to disappear and leave me stranded.
I’ve also
been working with author Aislynn Sanchar (you might remember her as the Dark
Baroness) to produce her first novel and MCP’s next publication, Devil’s Siren. MCP is all about branching out into genres
with underrepresented WoC, which of course means all genres. Baroness Sanchar’s
novel, a sequel to her short story “Sacrament” (featured in The Sultry Court) is classified as supernatural
erotica and is for very, very mature audiences.
Stay tuned for updates on the status of Lady Sanchar’s debut novel.
Creative
spurts keep me going, and considering the holding pattern I’m currently in, I
am so happy to have my muse keeping me company.
