Holiday writing

In the past, I’ve found that a break usually inspires me to write. A week of so away from it all usually results in one or two – occasionally even three – new chapters. I had hoped the same would happen for my current stay near Carcassonne in France, but with less than a week left I’m afraid that isn’t the case.

In my defence, we’ve had family with us up until today – including a very energetic granddaughter! Also, the weather has been exhaustingly hot, leaving my mind craving a quiet glass of wine in the cool of the evening rather than scribbling in a notebook. And finally, does it even really count as a holiday when it’s our own house and and we’re here at least four months a year?

Excuses apart, I have five days left to deliver my traditional holiday chapter/s. Family have departed, the heat is (as I type) breaking into a summer storm and some of the finer points of Book 4’s plot are starting to work themselves out in my mind.

Wish me luck!

Published by Mark

Writer of Lovecraftian horror fiction and designer of games

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