Sooooo tired.

So I managed to snag myself a second job.  Finally.  My summer schedule might murder me but we'll just have to see.

I honestly don't know if this means less art or more art because I might end up watching tv and doodling in the evenings to relax or if I'll end up seeing it as more work... and I still need to finish these manuscripts...

Again, can I ask you to follow/like me on Twitter/Facebook etc?  It would help me out.

I don't really know what else I wanted to say. 

I'm tired.  Really, really tired.

Thanks for reading guys,

Alicia


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Progress:

Tyrian's book:

Status: Redrafted.  Awaiting feedback. 
Version 8.


Joshua's book:

Status: Awaiting feedback.
Version 2. 



Word count: 46000

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To-do list:

-Read and review The Medium
-Read and review Primal Storm - up to chapter 12

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Booked conventions-

Manchester Comic Con - 30th-31st May

Wigan Comic Con - 13th June

Manchester Children's Book Festival - 27th June

Mancstercon - 29th August

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'I'll get a job', she'd thought. 'Earn my own ticket,' she'd thought. Lucinda's parents had agreed that it was a good idea. 'It'll teach you some responsibility,' they'd said.  

Lucinda was currently staring down a dragon, dressed as a man, on only her first day in gainful employment. She suspected her parents would not think it such a good idea if they knew.

~ from Miss Prince

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"Ambrosia. The Drink of the Gods. Thick, syrupy and vanilla flavoured, for some reason. It also contains enough calories to kill a mortal on the spot, so it's just as well that mortals are no longer mortals by the time they finish drinking it. Like Seralina, for example. She hadn't really meant to become a god. She hadn't taken the warning 'This will make of ye a god' seriously. It was her general policy not to trust any claim beyond 'It tastes all right, really'. She certainly didn't trust anything that sounded made-up or used words like 'dynamic'. Going round trusting words like 'dynamic' could get you into trouble. As it turned out, so could ignoring warning labels."

~ from Eggs, Butter, Sugar and Disaster

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