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It's that time once again for everyone to be posting the works they published in 2017 that are eligible for awards. And for the third year in a row, I don't really have that much published fictionwise.
Actually, no. I take that back. I'm looking at my bullet journal Writing Management Log (one of these days, I'll post on how I'm doing that. It's a todo in the journal!) and hey, whatdya know! I did have a fiction piece published in 2017. “The Summation of EvilCorp Subsidies HR Meeting Agenda Minutes, Compiled by Olivia Washington” was published by Fantastic Stories on January 2, 2017. This is the print version on the audio story I wrote for Podcastle, so I don't know if it qualifies for awards, but can't hurt to mention it.
The rest of my published works in 2017 were nonfiction. I had an essay in this year's WisCon Chronicles40 that was based off of my Tale of Two WisCons blog post. I also wrote an essay for Uncanny Magazine, "Learning to Turn Your Lips Sideways" in their May/June 2017 issue.
Then there are the book reviews. I did one for Time’s Oldest Daughter by Susan W. Lyons for the Fall 2017 issue of Cascadia Subduction Zone. And of course, this year I started writing a quarterly book review column for Lightspeed Magazine.
And that's just the published stuff. Writing wise, I pushed hard in finishing the revision of my Weeping of the Willows novel. As of today, I am revising the very last chapter. I'm hoping to finish it at this end of this month. I still have several stories out on submission, including the novella I completed in 2016. I also wrote a new short story, "One for Sorrow, Two for Joy" which, much to my delight, was picked up by Fireside Fiction magazine to be published sometime in 2018.
So yeah. 2017 was startlingly, surprisingly productive.
As for 2018, I'm going to make that a separate post. The past few years have been pretty rough (see my 2016, 2015 and 2014 Review posts), but finally, I feel like I have enough headspace that I can sit down and plan writing goals, something I haven't done in a long, long time.
But first, gotta finish this draft of Willow. See you on the other side of that.
