Over the weekend, I spent Saturday and Sunday watching several author panels at BookConline. I’ve never been to BookCon in NYC (but it ranks right up there with ComicCon in places I’d love to go), so it was a treat to see so many YA authors together. World-building, fantasy, epic YA, paranormal – I watched all of them and more. There were plenty of ARC giveaways, but I figured the odds of me winning were slim, and I’ve got enough to keep me busy for quite a while anyway.
The writing has commenced! I’ve been working on the sequel to Subject A36 – finally. Right now I’m putting together character arcs and figuring out some plot points. The number of POVs may be a challenge – everyone wants to talk, but some of them will just have to settle for letting their story be told through the eyes of another character. Breaking the news won’t be pretty, I’m thinking.
Have you guys seen the trailer for Christopher Nolan’s Tenet? Inception (one of my favorite movies) was mind-bending and Memento wickedly twisted. And his Dark Knight series? You get what I’m saying. When I first saw the preview for this movie months ago, I had no idea what it was actually about and honestly didn’t care. It was a Nolan movie. This new, second trailer goes into more detail and I’m stupid excited to see it in July. Assuming the theaters are open. Keeping fingers crossed!
Take care and stay healthy!
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Tenet looks awesome! Good luck with the writing, Teri. Stay safe. 😃
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Thanks, Jen! I plan on diving into the writing again this afternoon.
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Glad you enjoyed BookConline, and awesome that you’re finally working on the Subject A36 sequel.
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It’s been far too long, Tori. Time to get back to work on it. Have a great week!
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Sounds like you had a fun weekend with BookConLine.
Congrats on diving back into the sequel for Subject A36. Those pesky characters can be so controlling, LOL. Happy Writing, Teri!
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They sure can, Mae. Seems like everyone wants to talk at once, lol.
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I haven’t gotten into the online courses and presentations yet. I don’t know why since this is the perfect time to indulge. It sounds like you hit a good bunch, Teri, that invigorated your muse. I’m so excited to heat the you’re working on the sequel! And laughed at the hard conversations you’re going to have with your characters. Lol. You started my day with a smile. Happy Writing!
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Those panels can be really inspiring, Diana. To hear so many other writers say it’s been difficult to be productive over the past few months and ways they’ve tried to boost productivity is helpful. And yes, there are some tough conversations in my future. Glad I helped launch your week with laughter!
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Grats on getting started on the sequel. Tenet does look awesome!
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Thanks, Tessa! Right? That new trailer is everything.
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Good luck with your sequel! Memento is such a cool movie. What a premise!
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I still remember the first time I saw it, Priscilla. I was awestruck.
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I did catch some discussion panels!!
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Hope you enjoyed them as much, Sophie.
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Sounds like you found a fun event. I’ve been so deep inside my shell I haven’t even looked outside my own projects.
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I just stumbled across this schedule last week and it had so many great authors, I couldn’t miss it. And look what you’ve accomplished in your shell!
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It sounds like a good weekend, Teri. I spent most of mine editing but I did make a pavlova which I will share today on Robbie’s Inspiration. It was rather delicious.
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I’m drooling already, Robbie. I’ll stop by!
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Ooo… I wasn’t familiar with BookConLine, Teri. Maybe I can find at least some of it on Youtube. Thanks for this post. Good luck with your sequel. The first volume is going to be hard to top! It’s a fabulous story. Hugs on the wing!
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I think they were going to leave them up on the website, Teagan. It wasn’t just YA panels – a wide variety of genres. And thanks so much!
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