I finally finished the first draft of my submission for Dreamspinner’s 2013 Advent Calendar! Tomorrow, I’ll polish it up, based on some criticism from Eli Easton, who was kind enough to beta read it when it wasn’t even quite done yet.
I think it’s a good story, though it’s a bit long for the submission requirements, and I doubt I’ll be able to trim it much. Sometimes they’re willing to accept longer submissions, if they really like them. We’ll see how that goes.
Another possibility is that they may like it enough to publish for Christmas, but not as part of the Advent Calendar. This has good points and bad points. Generally, the Advent Calendar gets more attention from readers and reviewers. But on the other hand, a separate novella gets its own cover.
I have to pick out a title tomorrow. Right now it’s called Christmas in Vermont, which is pretty dull. Hopefully, I’ll come up with something better.
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If this is as good as your earlier stuff I can’t wait to read it! I’m really looking forward to a sequel for dogs of cyberwar too
Thanks! I do have the Dogs sequel on the schedule. I recently had a YA novel sucking up much more time than I’d thought it would, but that’s done now. So I should have more time for these other projects.