And what to do now?

Boundary Farm is now complete. I've fiddled and tweaked and tweaked and fiddled. It is the best it can be. Mind when I take a look in a couple of weeks I'll find fault - you always do when you look with an editors eyes. For now it is done and looking good.

Now what do I do? It is too soon to go back and check on Troggle School, so I'll have to open up one of my new ideas. I have a few sitting waiting to beginning to walk from the plotting stage onto the writing stage. The question is, which is asking more loudly to be allowed to grow.

In the mean time I'll make up my Christmas shopping list and head out for the shops. I do love a bit of retail therapy after completing a novel. I've now completed two in month. It isn't that I've written them both in one month (many months) but the final chapters, have been written in the same month. One edited to within an inch of its life and completed. The other finished to the second edit, awaiting another editing session.