
"When writing a novel, that's pretty much entirely what life turns into: 'House burned down. Car stolen. Cat exploded. Did 1500 easy words, so all in all it was a pretty good day.'"
-- Neil Gaiman
So I go by Audrey Tassle.
I used to have this long list of interesting facts and quirks about me that explained why I wasn't able to get anything done.
June 10, 2008, exactly seven months later, that all changed when I finished my first draft of Star Crossed. I will be posting some chapters up shortly, I promise. A special shout out and thanks to Cave Dwellers and Sour Lullaby my betas and favoritest people ever.
I also finished my website! I'll have the link up shortly once I put up the finishing touches :D But it gives me a sense of accomplishment knowing that I finally finished making it, and now I have a place of my own where I can rant and not be thought up of as weird.
Audy has submitted a total of 177 signed reviews. As of June 22nd.
Here are some other sites that are invaluable to any serious writer:
YWS The Young Writers Society is probably the best site out there for honing your writing skills. I'm Audy on there too, so if anyone joins the site, be sure to friend me.
Fiction Factor They have some great articles, I definitely recommend reading through some.
YW101 The Young Writers group is really good with sending out emails and helping one another out in time of need. Join if you haven't already!
RK I am part of the Reviewer's Kingdom group. If you're looking for a place where you can read some good stories and get reviews for your own works, I recommend stopping by here.
Star Crossed -- My baby and finished project. Chapters will be up for display soon. In the mean time, read the prologue and review!
Snails and Salsa A refreshing breath of fresh air for me. It's my mini-novel, all-romance. I hope to post this up soon.
DevAudy Story -- Oh my...I'm actually writing a fantasy. Actually, I am co-writing an urban fantasy story with somebody. We want to try our best at showing to the world how fantasy /should/ be done (and later failing miserably, but we'll try). It is quite an exciting project, I can't say much about it yet, but be prepared to see it up soon.