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desayunoencamaYesterday was one of those authorially busy days that involves everything but actually writing: I gave an interview about DESAYUNO EN LA CAMA to the GLBT magazine for the Canary Islands (UXXS Magazine), I had coffee with Javier (who'd already interviewed me for Ambiente-G while I was away so we hadn't had a chance to meet in person), and a lovely dinner with a new publisher to talk about possibilities of working together.
And in between things like dealing with galleys, responding to emails about various projects, setting up promotional events for January, and so on.
But no writing, and not sure when I'll be able to get back to it, especially since I have a large translation gig demanding my attention...
Today hopefully will be much calmer, and with any luck I'll be able to focus better with a block of uninterrupted time in which to work.
At least, that's always my hope. But that's why I'm such a sucker for things like the Container Store back in the US; I always think that if I could just organize my papers/life/files/time, everything would be so lovely...
:-)
(I'm much better at organizing or reorganizing others' books/files/life/etc. which is one of the nice things of working at the bookstore occasionally; I can get that little blip of satisfaction from having organized, without actually needling to tackle my own mess.)
And in between things like dealing with galleys, responding to emails about various projects, setting up promotional events for January, and so on.
But no writing, and not sure when I'll be able to get back to it, especially since I have a large translation gig demanding my attention...
Today hopefully will be much calmer, and with any luck I'll be able to focus better with a block of uninterrupted time in which to work.
At least, that's always my hope. But that's why I'm such a sucker for things like the Container Store back in the US; I always think that if I could just organize my papers/life/files/time, everything would be so lovely...
:-)
(I'm much better at organizing or reorganizing others' books/files/life/etc. which is one of the nice things of working at the bookstore occasionally; I can get that little blip of satisfaction from having organized, without actually needling to tackle my own mess.)
