Writing diary 17/5/21
I'd like to call 2019-me and tell her to watch the news. Oh, right she's actually doing that. Two years ago we were all about 10 years younger. Since then a lot has happened in Austria. And I could have never predicted that I would be in this place that I am in today two years ago, sitting on my couch naked, drinking champagne, watching the republic fall. Decadence has always been my thing. And this weekend has been decadent writingwise. I typed out 10.000 completely new words, 2k of that a pretty epic, wholesome sexscene THAT WAS NOT PLANNED! Actually, I now see how almost nothing in this book has been planned out and I can see it becoming pretty long. It will be heartwrenching and dark as my protagonist tries to figure out who she is amidst a love triangle - on one side a guy who she can't grasp, on the other side a guy she isn't allowed to love. Ah, the drama. And at the same time, I'm scared. This was not planned. I knew I wanted to write that story, but I actually wouldn't allow myself to - well, because I had too many other projects. A dooming thing on the horizon is my vampire novella, which I want to release by September. And I actually wanted to write a christmas story. Might just wing it, like I did the Halloween story last year. In the end, it might all work out anyway, but then I am in hell's kitchen of an endless release cycle, because you can't just put out part one of a series, you have to have the next part ready ... why, oh why do I always end up writing series instead of standalones? Would be easier... There's so much I want to figure out and I know in the end it will all work out how it should, but god, the anxiety is so strong. And there is literally no reason to be scared. NONE.












