Progress Report – April 2014
April 2014 saw a lot of expansion.
Posted Works
First of all, on Wattpad, I began to introduce that readership to In Between Days, and posted a set of prequels I called Before Days. I added Concord and then began to post Conversations With Heroes.
On the G & T Show Forums, I finished posting Intolerance. I then posted The Cure is Worse Than the Disease.
In addition, on Fanfiction.net, I posted Confidence and then hit the E2 time period and began to post Reflections Down a Corridor. I imported Confidence to Fictionpad.
Plus I added Coffee as a drabble, to Ad Astra. In response to my own prompt about innocence, I posted a story about Skrol and Tr’Dorna, Losin’ It.
Milestones
Revved Up made it to over 14,700 reads! With over 165 comments, it is now my most-reviewed story, ever. Shake Your Body, Reflections Down a Corridor and Crackerjack all exceeded 5,000 reads on one URL. A Long, Long Time Ago exceeded 10,000 combined reads. Intolerance exceeded 20,000 combined reads!
See the Stats page for individual read and review counts.
WIP Corner
I wrote some more of The Obolonk Murders, a wholly original story, and transcribed quite a bit of it into Word.
Prep Work
I finished optimizing all of the posts and pages of this blog. This was somewhat slow going as there are a lot of posts! I was also rewriting, interlinking more, updating images, retagging, and otherwise improving the older posts as much as possible.
Also, I improved the look of the site, trying new things, adding images, changing keywords, and otherwise attempting to optimize it.
I have started to move the as-yet unreleased posts to HootSuite rather than SocialOomph as there are more tracking options on the former.
This Month’s Productivity Killers
Once again, I had a ton of school work at Quinnipiac University.
The semester was winding down and so my class partner and I spent time on our final project as it was about 30% of our final grades.
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