Wrote about 1000 words on Spectres, bringing me to 12,075 words. Not much, but it'll do for now. I'm gonna spend the next couple of days on this, then do the next chapter of Ghost Academy over the weekend, then back to Farscape at the top of next week.
Samuel Morse first publicly demonstrated the electric telegraph (1838)
BELGIAN DRINKING LEGENDS
In the 18th century, it was said that Belgian laborers spent a quarter of their wages on drink--on ordinary days, they took six drams, on festal days more. These drams were named:
The Worm-killer
5.30am
The Eye-opener
8am
The Whip
11am
The Digester
2pm
The Soldier
5pm
The Finisher
7.30pm
Authors are easy to get on with--if you're fond of children. Michael Joseph (1897-1958)
In the interests of spreading information far and wide, here's the current Star Trek book schedule from Pocket Books for the calendar year 2009, with occasional notes. This is subject to amendment at the drop of a phaser, but this is pretty much what should be happening.
I've had it confirmed from my new editor at Pocket that StarCraft: Ghost: Spectres is scheduled for release in December 2009, which is also when Volume 1 of StarCraft: Ghost Academy should be released by TokyoPop. It's gonna be a StarCraft Christmas!
I should probably finish writing the book...........................
Current Music
"Blues Stay Away from Me" by the Notting Hillbillies