Rising tide of creativity

After one of those periodic lulls when nothing much seems to be happening, various projects are beginning to build up a head of steam again.



The Personal Demons Project - which I am increasingly inclined to think is the best thing I've ever been involved with - is moving again. The script for the musical is nearly finished, and Jack Todhunter has done a truly fantastic job of adapting it for a school hall setting (ie. getting rid of all my over-the-top flights of fancy) whilst still retaining the spirit of the thing. We're hoping to do a first read-through around Christmas, which should be a hoot.



Still no sign of a publisher for the novel though. It will be a crime if nobody takes this one on. And not just because I wrote it - because it's good, and a lot of people have put a lot into the project.



The sequel to Gooey, Chewy, Rumble, Plop is gathering pace - rather too much pace, to be honest. I'm about 2 spreads behind on the text at the moment. The first one was so popular that the sequel has been brought forward by a year, so it's all a bit frantic this time around.

And I'm hoping, if I can get on top of some of my other commitments, to get back to writing for pleasure. I have an old project on the back burner that just won't go away. I need to dust it down and put some more work into it.