Sol Smith's Blog - Posts Tagged "sight"
Current Writing Projects
Howdy folks. I'm just getting started with my author status here at Å·±¦ÓéÀÖ. I hope to keep somewhat of a writing blog here, which is something I've meant to do for quite a while. We'll start simply enough, detailing a few writing projects I have going on.
First of all, my second novel, "Sight" will be coming to press within the next couple months through Brave New Genre, Inc. It's a companion novel to "The Traveler" though either one can be read with or without the other.
Speaking of "The Traveler," I'm working on turning it into a movie script. There's a small operation in Austin that is working on their first picture and has sort-of expressed interest in my book. I'm working to adapt it to central Texas.
The most recent issue of Fictional Publications () has two stories about fitting in with society. One of them is my first graphic story. I'm about the worst artist in the world, but it felt like the only way to tell this one (without it being a musical, as it was intended).
Recently, I finished my first piece of serious academic writing. It's rather lame. "The Effects of Writing for Social Change on Student Engagement in College Composition" will be available to read on the exciting ERIC database soon.
I'm continuing to work on my first nonfiction novel through my alter-ego William Stronghold. You can read some of his rantings at .
Naturally, there are about a million half-formed ideas that I've had no time to address lately.
First of all, my second novel, "Sight" will be coming to press within the next couple months through Brave New Genre, Inc. It's a companion novel to "The Traveler" though either one can be read with or without the other.
Speaking of "The Traveler," I'm working on turning it into a movie script. There's a small operation in Austin that is working on their first picture and has sort-of expressed interest in my book. I'm working to adapt it to central Texas.
The most recent issue of Fictional Publications () has two stories about fitting in with society. One of them is my first graphic story. I'm about the worst artist in the world, but it felt like the only way to tell this one (without it being a musical, as it was intended).
Recently, I finished my first piece of serious academic writing. It's rather lame. "The Effects of Writing for Social Change on Student Engagement in College Composition" will be available to read on the exciting ERIC database soon.
I'm continuing to work on my first nonfiction novel through my alter-ego William Stronghold. You can read some of his rantings at .
Naturally, there are about a million half-formed ideas that I've had no time to address lately.
