Alas. It doesn't happen that immediately, or that cleanly-- we all know that by now. But I'm still going to be... well, fidgety, until I see how this one is received. I just am. Can I give it a prayer again? Holy Goddess, Merciful God, Let it Not Suck? Cannagimmehallelujia, Iknewyoucouldamen! Thanks, guys--I needed that!
But it's funny-- I just "ran into" (i.e., finally recognized) a fan who won a copy of The Locker Room a while back, (as well as some prime yarn!) and I remembered how freaked out I was about that one. And Keeping Promise Rock. And...

know it to be true. I'm just really excited when other people seem
to think that what I've got in my head is worthwhile. (Maybe we can blame my old job for that constant fear that it's not-- it's as good a place to start as any!)
But that's why this next project after Sidecar is exciting. It's still in editing stages right now, but it's an anthology-- Andrew Grey, Mary Calmes and I all contributed a story based on the mythological concept of the Three Fates. What's funny is that while Andrew picked Greek mythology, and Mary went for Egyptian, I picked Norse. We didn't plan this-- we just each looked at the fates and wrote our stories and enjoyed what happened next. But the fun thing is that Mary and Andrew are both awesome writers, so it's not just ME throwing myself out there... I got friends and they got my back! So it's not hubris so much as confidence--well, mostly in them, but confidence nonetheless! And that's what's out next!




And after Stanley (and between the knitting and the home improvement and the trip to Hawaii coming up in the next weeks!) I've got this:

Seriously, folks. Steampunk Batman (NOT it's real title.)
It is time.
So that should probably be started tomorrow, along with some power house cleaning and a baby shower and some other stuff that I'll probably bore you with later.
But just know that as I go about my day and clean my house and take my kids to the pool and do water aerobics, behind my homely housewife exterior?

Pretty awesome, right? Makes you think about the people in the grocery store a little different, right?
Yup. It's a scary world out there. Even scarier when you know Batman is real!
*laughs maniacally*
Okay-- I'm done riffing. Oh-- very quickly? I blogged over at Chicks & Dicks yesterday-- about a sort of strange time in history. It fits right in with Sidecar (ARe link) and even gives some surprise little snippets from it too!
And that's all for today-- gotta go snuggle!
God, I hope people like it. THAT'S


5 comments:
No need to worry, Amy. Every book you write turns out great. I have never been disappointed. Sidecar sounds like another lovely story. I really look forward to reading it. :)
Halleluia, AMEN!
It sucketh not, neither doth it bore.
I am so looking forward to Side Car. I can honestly say that I have never met a "Amy Lane" book that sucketh. You are a fantastic author.
As of Thursday Side Car is MINE!
The anticipation of waiting ALL day at work to get home to buy it nearly killed me! But it was so worth the way...as is anything you write. LOVED IT!
Picture me hanging my head and sighing. Every time I review one of your books I feel like a horribly juvenile fan girl but really, they are just that good. Thank you for this addition to my Amy Lane library. Loved every single word. I also realized something. Your books always pull a review out of me. Mostly I write down a couple words to remind myself what the book was about and that is all. However your books always get more. So I sat here for a while and tried to figure out why. Simply put it's because your books always make me feel more. Thank you.
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