/lit/ - Literature

>>16205140
Shit I forgot to ask. You working/plotting on anything?

>>16205030
You ARE new. What’s it been? 9 months? A year?

>>16205140
Oh it’s been done for awhile. Have 1 of 4 books of a new series done and I’m taking a step away from space opera to write a cyberpunk book that’s not heavily influenced by Neuromancer, blade runner or ghost in the Shell. Im finishing the first chapter as we speak. As for work, no, the pic is just a place holder because people who aren’t new will recognize it. I’m working logistics again.

>>16204839
/lit/ GAVE me my trip. I didn’t invent it in my own.

>>16204527
You must be new...

If you can’t finish everything you need done in MS Word, I don’t know what to tell you.

It’s all we have left.

A little like this

44

3300 pages

I’m on my 7th month of quarantine. I’ve wasted most of it but I’m two chapters into the sequel of my last novel. Could be worse. Bourbon. Neat. Make it a double

>>15092633
You have forever to be dead. Enjoy the sensations of the living flesh of only for the better part of a century. You won’t regret it.

>>15092465
Don’t do it. My nephew hung himself at 23 fighting with booze. He was just a baby and hadn’t figured everything out.There’s so much to live for. Find a way to push through. Quit the drinking. Find something worthwhile to take its place. Don’t check out early. I’m halfway through my 40’s and I can tell you things are going by too fast. Don’t give in. There’s beauty everywhere if you stop to look for it. I hope you get help. I didn’t fin my passion for writing until I was 28 and I wouldn’t trade it for anything. You’ve got plenty of time to be things other than tired. Don’t give in, friend

Previous jobs in chronological order: has station attendant, subway sandwich maker, grocery bagger, special operations paratrooper, grocery bagger, warehouse/purchasing manager,
Forklift driver, warehouse worker, photographer, bartender, “jazzy chair” repairman, halloween store clerk, bourbon salesman, warehousing manager, pharmaceutical delivery hub manager, facility manager for autism clinic.... clinic got bought out out by larger corporate entity and I’ve been riding unemployment since November. On the bright side I used the extra time to publish a novel and just finished another. Already working on the next one and planning another series

Pc with MS word. 14 books and counting. It’s easy to use and has all the options you need.

>>14933689
Sup butterfly

Greetings fellow, anons. I come to you in a time of crisis to bestow upon you a boon of kekworthy delight. most or all of you are likely homebound and looking to be entertained which is why i am here now. Earlier today I conducted my annual harddrive cleaning to produce another TROVE which is now available at
https://archive.org/details/thetrove2020
in this trove you'll find close to (4.6GB) 13,000 memes, reaction pics, webms, gifs, wallpapers and much more for your enjoyment. Ive done this for the past few years, however this year is special. this time i have included the Mobi. (kindle) and EPUB (everything else) versions of my debut novel "Bourbon and Blood" which i've spoken of before I hope you'll enjoy both the memes and story I've prepared.
take care and stay safe.
gaskun

44. Read everything

>>14857982
Projects you’ve worked on? Extent of your services? Any clients published?

>>14857449
How much for 80k? What are your qualifications?

>>14830164
Email?

Finally published the vampire book. I’ll go to the local book store tomorrow to follow up with the manager about when I can do a signing. Now I’m in full promotion mode. These people want me to have a full “online presence” and told me I need to have an Instagram and Twitter and Facebook author page. I don’t want those things. I’d rather be writing new stories. The effort it takes to upkeep those accounts sounds like an incredible waste of time

>>14807096
Then I’m your biggest fan.

>>14807046
Just published it. Sold 20 copies today!