Looking Up Into the Light
Jul. 29th, 2011 12:58 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
mmerriamand today I am engaged in prewriting, outlining, and general brainstorming. I've hit a crucial point, where we go from a long, somewhat talky section here at the end of Act I, to a bit of crucial action and set up for things to go wrong for the protagonists as we head into Act II.
All the players are on the field, and two groups in conflict with each other are about to descend on my protagonists, bringing trouble both supernatural and mundane. Sharisha, my monster-hunting barista, is finding out how hard it is to deal with supernatural and metaphysical threats while being a single mother to a small child. Tilly is feeling the strain of being Shari’s lover, business partner, and a were-lynx. A teenage vampire searching for redemption with Sharisha’s help and a werewolf obsessed with Tilly are complicating things. Throw in a roller skating part-giantess, and things are getting a little weird, even for one of my novels.
Work in Progress:
Dead Brew II: Vampires and Werewolves
All the players are on the field, and two groups in conflict with each other are about to descend on my protagonists, bringing trouble both supernatural and mundane. Sharisha, my monster-hunting barista, is finding out how hard it is to deal with supernatural and metaphysical threats while being a single mother to a small child. Tilly is feeling the strain of being Shari’s lover, business partner, and a were-lynx. A teenage vampire searching for redemption with Sharisha’s help and a werewolf obsessed with Tilly are complicating things. Throw in a roller skating part-giantess, and things are getting a little weird, even for one of my novels.
Work in Progress:
Dead Brew II: Vampires and Werewolves
