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Currently, I have one or two blog post ideas I'd like to write. Three, in the realm of wanting to move from being an amature I-write-when-I-feel-like-it kind of person to I'm-a-professional, I want to create a blog schedule and stick to it. But for now, I need to make it as perfect as I can. In fact, it most likely won't be, especially not once I get an agent and/or editor involved. And yet, I can't seem to move on until I feel that what I'm working on is perfect right now. I try to tell myself this on a regualr basis as a way to encourage me to get through my revisions faster. I know that once I submit my novel to an agent and/or an editor there will still be more revisions. Two, I'm still trying to revise my novel that I've trying to revise for way long than I should be trying to revise it. I hope to keep it up for the next 26 or so days. Since starting in 2006, I have successfully completed a 50,000-word novel in the month of November a grand total of one time. One, we are three days into November, which means National Novel Writing Month. If your looking for more SFR books to read or more about the genre itself, I'd recommend going to the SFR Brigade and The Galaxy Express.
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Followed by the rest of the Grimspace series and Perdition by Ann Aguirre, the next League novel (whenever it's released/I can get it), Irreversible by Liz Maverick, Finders Keepers by Linnea Sinclair, and the multitude of SFR waiting on my Kindle app.Īs I've said elsewhere, I wished I could've found SFR sooner so I could feel like I have to play catch up and so I could've read more of the books on my TBR pile by now.
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Next up is Shadower by Catherine Sprangler. Games of Command, Gabriel's Ghost, Shades of Dark, Hope's Folly, and Rebels and Lovers by Linnea Sinclair
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Mad Dog Love (from Shifter anthology) by Angela Knight Garland Grayīorn of Night, Born of Fire, Born of Ice, Born of Shadows, and Born of Silence by Sherrilyn Kenyon Song of Scarabaeus and Children of Scarabaeus by Sara Creasyĭarkscape: The Rebel Lord by R. But note, I use it as an all-encompassing term for science fiction romance, romantic science fiction, and futuristic romance. For those who may not know, SFR stands for science fiction romance. This list will by no means be inclusive and hopefully I'll do another one in the future, but I just wanted to share some of the SFRs I've been reading. Inspired from this post over at the SFR Brigade, I just wanted to take a moment to share my love of the SFR genre.