2017 Writing/Revision Tracking Spreadsheet is up!

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January 11, 2017 at 6:01 am #204095
J.A. Marlow
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The post about it is on my website!

J.A. Marlow
The String Weavers, Salmon Run, Redpoint One series.

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January 11, 2017 at 8:27 am #252987
MarFisk
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Thanks for sharing . It reminds me to put up my latest ones on my website. Your pub tracking is simpler (I break it down into every major step so I account for it appropriately) and your word count is much more complicated .

She remakes mechanical devices, and he dreams of becoming a steamship captain in The Steamship Chronicles. Book 1 is free in eBook.
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January 14, 2017 at 5:46 pm #252988
Keeley
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Thank you for sharing that.

Also, did you design the word count display on your website? It looks very nice. I haven’t been able to find one for mine that blends, but yours looks like it fits your site perfectly.

Author of a romance between Loki and Sigyn, a dragon shapeshifter series, and a romantic fantasy with forbidden magic and a mysterious minstrel. (More at amykeeley.wordpress.com)

Also writes space opera/sociological science fiction under the name Z.A. Waterstone. (zawaterstone.wordpress.com)
January 15, 2017 at 2:01 am #253059
J.A. Marlow
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The progress bars are from a plugin called “TDD Progress Bars”. I went through quite a few plugins before settling on this one because it allowed me to choose colors and have more than one. Thanks for the compliment!

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In Remembrance of Holly Lisle: Writer, Teacher, and Inspiration It is with great sadness that I share the news of…
- BonnieRS replied 1 month ago
  
  I’m so sorry to hear this. She was a beacon of writing hope for me, as for so many others, for many years.
- joncwriter replied 4 weeks, 1 day ago
  
  My condolences to Holly and her friends and family. I was a member here back in (I think) the late 90s-early 00s when I was writing my first SF novel, and Forward Motion welcomed me in with open arms, including Holly herself. I learned so much in the time I spent here, and I’m glad to say that that wonky little novel turned into a self-published trilogy and the start of a self-publishing career. And on top of all that, I do in fact still pay it forward by going to cons to help those just starting out. Holly was such a great inspiration in that respect and she will be missed.
- djmills replied 4 weeks, 1 day ago
  
  The news was so sad.
  I am thankful Holly touched so many lives with her writing and teaching.
  I have all her writing courses to read through again and again to learn something new to add to my stories.
  And I can reread Holly’s novels and keep in touch with other writers on her forum and here.
- zette replied 3 weeks, 6 days ago
  
  I have spent several days trying to find the right words to say. Holly and I knew each other since 1992 when I started her Writer’s Digest class. From her first note to me to her last, Holly was unwaveringly kind and helpful. I followed her to online sites and created her first personal site.
  
  Holly did two things very well: she wrote wonderful books and helped people take their writing to higher levels. Those of us who worked with her are better for it.
  
  I miss Holly. I always looked forward to her new books. I checked constantly for new notes. This is a loss I cannot begin to express.
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BonnieRS replied 1 month ago

I’m so sorry to hear this. She was a beacon of writing hope for me, as for so many others, for many years.
joncwriter replied 4 weeks, 1 day ago

My condolences to Holly and her friends and family. I was a member here back in (I think) the late 90s-early 00s when I was writing my first SF novel, and Forward Motion welcomed me in with open arms, including Holly herself. I learned so much in the time I spent here, and I’m glad to say that that wonky little novel turned into a self-published trilogy and the start of a self-publishing career. And on top of all that, I do in fact still pay it forward by going to cons to help those just starting out. Holly was such a great inspiration in that respect and she will be missed.
djmills replied 4 weeks, 1 day ago

The news was so sad.
I am thankful Holly touched so many lives with her writing and teaching.
I have all her writing courses to read through again and again to learn something new to add to my stories.
And I can reread Holly’s novels and keep in touch with other writers on her forum and here.
zette replied 3 weeks, 6 days ago

I have spent several days trying to find the right words to say. Holly and I knew each other since 1992 when I started her Writer’s Digest class. From her first note to me to her last, Holly was unwaveringly kind and helpful. I followed her to online sites and created her first personal site.

Holly did two things very well: she wrote wonderful books and helped people take their writing to higher levels. Those of us who worked with her are better for it.

I miss Holly. I always looked forward to her new books. I checked constantly for new notes. This is a loss I cannot begin to express.