1 – Write this year’s books
2 – Write August’s blog post.
3 – Continue looking into, although at this point it’s more like look at newsletters and mailing lists.
Yeah, not a lot happened.
1 – SOMETHING!
2 – Try and get the large prints and hardcovers finished for release.
3 – Write September’s blog post.
I’m not going to mention what I had already done in January before blogging recommenced, so I’ll start with everything else.
You can catch up on the full post back here…
What’s already in the making for this year…
– 1 – The print version of last year’s stories is done and will be released in March 2019 as a trade paperback, large print paperback, casebound hardcover and dust jacket hardcover.
– 2 – ALL of the Bones books will be released in casebound hardcovers, dust jacket hardcovers, and large print paperbacks.
– 1 – Write the next three stories and anthology.
– 1.1 – Type them up, edit them, send them off for editing, edit some more.
– 1.2 – Get the covers done, check the proofs, and release them in e-book, paperback, and hardcover formats in the second half of the year.
– 2 – Finish off the character lists I started and upload them to the tkwrathbone.com website.
– 3 – Try and post to Insta, FB, TW more during the week, and Pin monthly.
– 4 – Overhaul the website and give it a front page.
– 5 – Get a mailing list set up for my books and a newsletter set up on the website.
As you can see, not a whole lot has been achieved, but I generally hit the home run hard. and I completely forgot to upload the character lists. I’ll leave that for the end of the year.
1 – Actually finish off and set the date for the release of the large prints and hardcovers.
2 – Do the one thing that’s most important and that’s to keep writing this year’s books.
3 – Continue looking into, although at this point it’s more like look at newsletters and mailing lists.
4 – Write July’s blog post.
As you can see, I did one thing on the list. Two weren’t done, and one is halfway done. The rough date for release is October 1st.
1 – Write this year’s books
2 – Write July’s blog post.
3 – Continue looking into, although at this point it’s more like look at newsletters and mailing lists.
So there you have it, three items for July to do but we all know that only two will be done. Those pesky mailing lists just have me beat.
1 – Actually finish off and set the date for the release of the large prints and hardcovers, and then release them.
2 – Do the one thing that’s most important and that’s to keep writing this year’s books.
3 – Continue looking into, although at this point it’s more like look at newsletters and mailing lists.
4 – Write June’s blog posts.
As you can see, I did one thing on the list. Two weren’t done, and one is halfway done. The rough date for release is October 1st.
1 – Actually finish off and set the date for the release of the large prints and hardcovers, and then release them.
2 – Do the one thing that’s most important and that’s to keep writing this year’s books.
3 – Continue looking into, although at this point it’s more like look at newsletters and mailing lists.
4 – Write July’s blog post.
So there you have it, four items for June to do.
1 – Finish off the proofs for the large prints and hardcovers and figure out some due date.
2 – Use the upcoming school/easter holidays to really get stuck into writing the new stories.
3 – Continue looking into newsletters and mailing lists.
4 – Write May’s blog posts.
As you can see, I did one thing on the list. The rest are in the process of.
1 – Actually finish off and set the date for the release of the large prints and hardcovers, and then release them.
2 – Do the one thing that’s most important and that’s to keep writing this year’s books.
3 – Continue looking into, although at this point it’s more like look at newsletters and mailing lists.
4 – Write June’s blog posts.
So there you have it, four items for May to do. Hopefully the new books will be available soon.
