Carey Burns

The title to my apocalyptic story is now "Desert Oasis" and I just submitted it last night. It always amazes me how little shards of myself end up in my writing and sometimes they sting when I read them. That happened with this story. On to werewolves.

I've been working on "Project Eden" for days now and my protagonist refuses to die just yet. I hope to finish him and the story by Monday. *shuffles back to work*

The apocalyptic story ("Project Eden") is chugging along rather well. I hope to have it finished by Monday so that I can do revisions and send it in. "Little Brown Bat" is now out of my hands and flitting happily to the publisher to see if they want him. I hope so, he's cute. Once I finish "Project Eden" I shall return to my werewolf tale so that it is ready for the opening day of submissions. Then I might revisit the children's book that I wrote years ago... The fun never ends!

Had a very productive lunch hour and have a full page of my apocalyptic story written. Yay! Also got the goods to send out the kid's story "Little Brown Bat" via snail mail to the publisher. We'll see what happens...

I'm super happy to announce that " Amun's Curse" will appear in the Library of Horror's The Scroll of Anubis. This makes lucky number eleven for those that are keeping score... Now I'm working on an apocalyptic story and sending out a children's fiction story. Good times.

Still working on that mummy story. I had a lovely idea and started writing but then it diverged from my original idea in a crazy way so I'm struggling with it right now. Still no word about "Frank Bodine's Hand" and I'm getting anxious. It has been almost 8 weeks so I should (hopefully) hear something soon. Back to the mummy tale...

By far, one of the scariest lines in any Doctor Who episode (right up there with "Don't blink."). I'm churning around ideas for a mummy anthology. I have a couple that might be good but I'll let them churn a bit more before I go crazy and actually write them down.