Normally average about 30k words / month when not doing #NaNoWriMo, based on taking 3 months average per book of around 80k words.

Conclusion: #NaNoWriMo is good for improved yield and for discovering others in the book crowd (such as #author, #editor, #publisher, etc).

From "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Scone", to "Harry Potter and the Deathly Harrods" — #MakeAFilmMoreLondon

@patrennnggg Hello; it's just an email link, but yes, to the best of my knowledge it's working fine.

Bright side: I have the majority of TRS5 now (several possible release titles still). Flip side: this is where it gets hard again #AmWriting

Chamber of Secrets trending? Merry Christmas everyone; do swing by Tom Riddle's Schooldays on FB for an update longer than Twitter allows ;)

Forgetting J.K. Rowling's vocal "Remain" stance? Any word on this, Jo? theguardian.com/travel/2017/ja…

I have some non-TRS books in the pipeline; a trilogy I have planned to start, and some other books after that. Thanks for the kind words! x.com/Namrata247/sta…

I'm all for giving depth. Depth of depravity too, maybe, but depth of character. Actual motivations. Making horrors seem far more credible. x.com/EIP_books/stat…

When I research and write about WW2, there's death and destruction and sorrow even from a distance. Let's not redo that. #UniteForEurope x.com/EIP_books/stat…

Update re Tom Riddle's Schooldays — Year 5: Schisms and Stone. Short version: manuscript written, now being edited. facebook.com/tomriddlesscho…

I hope I write better villains than that! Absolutely time to #MakeJuneTheEndOfMay. Quite enough fascist dictators in my life with TRS, tyvm. x.com/EIP_books/stat…

My harddrive died. TRS5 was backed up, but I had no access to Scrivener to access or work on those files (or TRS social media, whose logins I lost) for a while. Basically, no computer for a few months, for all intents and purposes. Back to work now.