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hmm well it's good that you caught them before so many people seen it
and editing blahs i hate it... but i was stupid enough not to add any detail or emotion, so my story is going to be a lot longer once I'm done doing that and about that writing 500+ and editing, you should make a work schedule, it helps a lot, like edit for a half hour write for an hour... something like that i don't know if that helps just decided to put it out there sweatdrop

yeah if your computer has a calendar then it's easy... i just found out mine does since i just got the laptop... gives me a reminder on what i want to do ever 10 minuets... annoying but works xD

yeah, i write a paragraph look through things, write another paragraph do it all over again xD not much, but yeah it slows me down, some times i wish the Internet would go out, id be mad, but i would definitely get more done.

I spent most of yesterday editing Truth Faerie, read through it twice, once out loud, and I sent it in to my publisher this afternoon. I received a reply just a little while ago with an acceptance and a release date - July 16th, which is perfect since the story is set in the heat of summer. He also wants to know when the book will be done, LOL. I guess that's my next project.

I'm now working on an Easter/Ostara themed M/M erotic fantasy romance, heavy on the fantasy. It's basically an original fable that incorporates many of the same symbols and themes as the Easter/Ostara holiday, mostly the pagan aspects.

The story is about a young man, age unspecified (legally he has to be 18, but in his culture boys become men at 16, so...) who is offered as a sacrifice to the forest spirit. The valley in which his people live has been locked in perpetual winter for more than a year and his tribe was attempting to appease the spirit so that the winter would end. The spirit appears in the form of a five foot tall talking rabbit and is not the least pleased to find a human tied to his altar.

After some plot elements involving colored eggs, betrayal, death, and resurrection, the main character and the spirit (reborn in human form) engage in healing sex upon the altar, which finally brings an end to the winter. Dunno if that's something my publisher will be interested in, but he accepted my Christmas story that had less to do with Christmas than this does with Easter, LOL.

If that worked, I'd set it in ancient Egypt, make him twelve, and have him marry his sister (just kidding). He has to be eighteen because that's the legal age in the US and the publisher is in the US, so we have to follow US laws and such.

that's not good xD for my second book... it is starting where my first one that I'm still editing D: let off... and she has to be married at 16 o.o your telling me i can't do that cause of the united states laws ouch... that's not good. I would the to have to rewrite the age of people...

nope, nothing like that lol, i think that stuff waist a book... i don't want people to read my book just because they could get horny off of it... no offence to anyone who adds that stuff...