no one minds a junkie with a well-paying job.
mood: 
optimistic
optimisticmusic: Stew - Man in a Dress
Onwards to chapter four! In which we flash back three hundred years, to yet another end of the world. (This book has... four? Approximately? Well, I said it was periapocalyptic.)
Progress notes for 16 May 2007
All the Windwracked Stars
New Words: 1,116
Total Words: 18,164
Words for the Year: 124,996
Deadline: November 1
Reason for stopping: quota, food before gym
Today's words Word don't know: sexlessly, antigrav, monofilament, eyeroll, flehmen, livor, belling, whuffed, gawkers, halfs, unmutated, uncirculated
Darling du Jour:
Selene wondered how many passers-by had picked their way over the delicately cupped hand that lay athwart the stair, and how many of them had taken time to rifle the body.
Mean Things: dead bodies of people you were just talking to last night
Miles to Rivendell: 250.2.
Usually I try to go over it, while maintaining sanity. I used to write until I fell over, fall over, get up and write some more... but obsession is bad for you in the long term.
Its funny, as I also post/read on John Ringo's forum on the Baen bar and read his web page and his style of writing is significantly different. Though I think his record is not too much more than yours.
His posts bitching about how his muse takes hold are amusing.
Yes.
I swiped from Jo Walton.
p.s. I actually found THE CHAINS THAT YOU REFUSE in Waterstones on Oxford Street, London. Read 'Gone to Flowers' on the bus journey home from work, and loved it. A pleasingly touching story, without being sentimental, and it really made me think (which all good fiction should do). I've never read the Jenny Casey books, which I suppose I'll have to change now! :)