Well...hopefully those of you who signed up for the newsletter received a free story in your inbox. If not, check the spam filter. I'm just getting the hang of this thing.
I switched mailing list managers after a few people struggled with the old system.
Such is life.
If you want to be on the list and want to skip the form, send me a message at aaron_polson(at)hotmail(dot)com and I'll add you manually.
Oh...and I finished draft one of Borrowed Saints yesterday. (yeah, I cheated and skipped the last chapter until I've read through it again...sue me)
Have a wonderful weekend.
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To Aaron Polson, Writer and Blogger:
You are hereby notified that a suit has been made against you in court, charging that you used the term "finished the draft" when, in fact, you had not completed the final chapter.
Attached please find a series of interrogatories the court demands you complete so that this suit can go forward.
Cool, just signed up (though I could have sworn I was already signed up...)
Looking forward to the story.
Hey Aaron, thanks for the free story! As always a great piece of work :D
enjoy your break, (if you take one) before you start on the next draft. Good luck to you!
Tut, tut, tut. Just make sure you don't cheat the next draft.
Oh, and congrats. :D
Brendan - I'm fired. The pay sucked, anyway.
Anthony - I'll get it out to you, ASAP.
Hinny - No rest for the wicked. I'm moving on to a new project, though, giving the Saints a break.
Cate - I better not. The book needs an end eventually...
Of course Aaron. A break from writing is like deciding to quit drinking right? :D
The story came through fantastically (and darkly) this morning. As far as re-reading a story before putting an ending is a good thing. Beats having to re-write it again because it wasn't what it should have been.
Right on, thanks, Aaron.
I'm not sure you can cheat on yourself, so it's all good ; )
Thanks, for the great free story. This is a great idea. Do I get one every week?
Deborah - I would if I could, but it would probably kill me. ;)
I had the newsletter story as a bedtime story while my weekender guests were in bed. I think it gave me nightmares.
In a good way.
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