I think I’ve straightened out how the rest of GHOSTS ON AN ALIEN WIND should go, and about sixty percent of it will involve moving chunks of book from chapter to chapter. It’s the remaining forty percent that will be the heavy lifting. Still, it’s a lot easier to figure out how to get the book finished now.
My head still hurts, though. Thinking about writing is a lot more tiring than actually writing. I suspect because it requires more analytical brainpower, or something. I dunno, I was an English major, and not the kind that spent four years learning about neurolinguistics. I was lucky to get Systems of the Brain, and an Independent Study*.
Moe Lane
*The neurolinguistics class was the one Honors program class I wanted to take in college, and it turned out that I was one of the favorite students of the professor teaching it, so I basically audited the course. I dimly remember that annoying one of my peers, but that may be a bad memory. It was, like, thirty years ago, after all.