The last day of muse posts has arrived. Sheri’s muse has her petticoat ruffled, shotgun loaded, and a book for sale.
Did you miss me? I was stuck with my nose to the grindstone with my Miss Liv Adventures story muse sitting on my back. She pushed me through to proofing the first print copy of Book III: Dreams Key. And I’ll admit her thick petticoats spread over me were warm when summer waned…
But when NaNoWriMo arrived, I got talked into being a co-co-ML by more persuasive muses with the advantage of real human voices. “And if I’m co-co-ML, I have to write a new novel in November, right?” I pleaded with my petticoat muse. After much negotiation, she agreed to climb off my back and wait a month as long as she could keep a gun to my head. Fortunately, after awhile she got bored and sat down in the corner. And I got a fun vacation of writing a shiny new story with a shiny…
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This is a funny one. A gun to the head would certainly motivate me!
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Hi, Lisa. I just found your comment in spam. So sorry! Thanks for stopping by to read, and I wish you a wonderful holiday and Happy New Year. 🙂
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Thanks for the reblog, Diana! These muse posts have been such fun to read. LOL.
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Thank you for playing, Sheri. I decided to post the rest today and call it quits since they keep coming in. LOL. Some muses work best with deadlines! Be sure to let us all know when the book is out! Happy holidays. 😀
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Thanks again!! I sure will. 🙂 Happy holidays!
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Now that’s a hardworking muse. 😀 Hugs all around.
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I know! Sheri’s muse is even tougher than mine (though she probably smells better). Thanks for stopping by, Teagan. Happy Writing!
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