wordwhacker

I am printing out the second draft of Blue Goo. (For the uninitiated, this is my alien adventure novel for kids.)

*insert maniacal laughter here*

I have always avoided printing out my writing, because I am cheap and paper/ink are expensive. But my march break is looking pretty booked up at the moment, and my best chance to read and edit will probably be away from home.

Now I just have to hope to god that I have a hole punch or something.

It just finished printing, and I would be lying if I said I didn't have a sort of Christmassey glee. It may be a teensy novel by adult standards (only 25,000 words - more like a novella) but it's not far off from where I'm going to want it. And it's mine, all mine! 25,000 words that don't entirely suck! Now I get to read, and comment, and figure out if/how/where to refine and expand it.

Red pen madness, here I come!