Putting G&G into the Queue

As I said in my last post, if I started in on every new idea that came into my head, I would never finish a project. So, when an idea hits me hard enough that I know I have to write a story, I place it in the writing queue. What is this writing queue you ask? It is my way of keeping track of where I need to be and what is up next. It is the lineup of books for both editing and writing.

What to know something odd? I don’t think I have written it down very often. Part of that is because it changes often. However, If you ask me at any given point, I can tell you what is next for instance, here is what my writing queue looks like right now.

The list can go on and on, but I will end it there for now. My editing queue is also lined up in my brain very clearly.

And so it goes on, not only queueing written projects, but ones still yet to be written. Of course, I like to give projects names for the queue. As you can see, there is a shocking lack of titled books. The Kate series seems to be one of those that a title doesn’t come until it is written. However, I’m excited to unveil the working title for G&G to you.