Category Archives: Writing journey

After a very productive and hectic few weeks, I’ve finished the story for the Slaying of the Bull (Book 1 of the Tocharian Gospels series). I completed the last chapter last night, and at first view, I am thrilled with how the story turned out. It is a worthy ending to this part of theContinue reading “The Slaying of the Bull is complete”

I hoped to finish the final chapter of Slaying of the Bull (book 1 of the Tocharian Gospels series) yesterday, but my day job was extra busy (got to love Mondays) and just took too much of my day. I did make progress and framed out the direction and feel of the chapter, but nowContinue reading “Writing is more than writing”

Yesterday’s post was a long one, and today the work for my everyday job is piling up, so this will be a brief (hopefully) post. It is a cold, rainy, and windy day here, and these are the days I do my best writing, so I am eager to get through my day job pileContinue reading “Last Chapter”

I’ve posted several updates on the writing of my next book titled the Slaying of the Bull. I’ve also mentioned that this work will be part of a series called the Tocharian Gospels, but I realized I haven’t gone into much detail of what this series’ story arc will entail. If you’ve checked out theContinue reading “What are the Tocharian Gospels?”

Yesterday, in my writing life, I continued to work on the Slaying of the Bull (Book 1 in the Tocharian Gospel Series), which is probably not much of a surprise as it will be published in May (join my Launch Squad by voicing interest here). I also researched around and did a bit of bookContinue reading “Help the journey to Slay the Bull”

Well, I finally embarked on one of the most critical chapters in the Slaying of the Bull (Book 1 in my Tocharian Gospel Series). I completed the Bull several years ago, but I realized when I went back to it recently, that I had rushed the ending. The book built and built to reach thisContinue reading “Writing War”

The Slaying of the Bull is almost there. I am working on the last few sections. When I originally wrote the book, I was very much interested in getting it published the traditional root. To be successful in this endeavor, it meant that I had to keep it around the 100,000-word mark. As it isContinue reading “The Ending of the Bull”