Showing posts with label Michael Wood. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Michael Wood. Show all posts

Friday, September 07, 2007

Where did the week go?


Current work: Med revisions/finalising outline for archaeologist book
Listening to: Sor, progressive guitar studies
Reading: Cheryl Reavis, Blackberry Winter

How is it Friday already? It’s been a hyper-short week as I had both children home on Monday and eldest home on Tuesday. But even so it’s thrown me. I’m not quite back into routine yet.

Finished Blackberry Winter last night. Good read – enjoyed it, but it was a bit close to the bone for me. I knew this within the first few pages of reading it, and it’s probably a good sign that I didn’t put it down and back away.

Yesterday:
· Finished project management job bar a couple of author queries
· Did the proofs for Sold to the Highest Bidder
· Organised my thoughts on the Med revisions
· Started the Modern Heat novel (must remember new series name)

Today: must sort some post. Onward with revisions. And leaving you with the thought that archaeologists are sexy. My heroes are the “thinking woman’s crumpet” (ahem) – in other words, what does it for me. So I’m suggesting Michael Wood. (OK, he’s not strictly an archaeologist, but his postgrad historical research is in a period which really interests me literature-wise - Anglo Saxon. If he read certain bits of The Exeter Book to me, I’d go VERY weak at the knees.)