My current projects include two different funder research projects for two different charitable organizations; this means I do the research that helps them find the foundations or corporations that might want to help them pay for their programs. I'm working on a series of marketing and sales brochures for one of my corporate clients. I am also writing a proposal for a local school to get funding to help them build new classrooms. All of this is due by the end of this month.
The actual writing is sometimes the least of it. For instance, this morning I had an appointment with a possible new client who is looking for money to put on a kids' art and education festival. Later this afternoon, I have an appointment with an established client for whom (who?) I am writing a business plan--in this case, it entails a lot of translating what I call "geek speak" into plan English.
And, somewhere in amongst all that, I am also working (s-l-o-w-l-y) on my next book. It's about an ex-debutante turned society caterer and the hot, hunky bartender who's supposed to be her walk on the wild side and turns out to be...well, that's as far as I've gotten, actually. When I left them to get back to the grant proposal on the need for more classroom space, they were doing the wild thing on the floor behind the bar. I figure that will keep them occupied until I can figure out what happens next.
2 comments:
Candace, how do you keep yourself AWAY from the caterer and bartender story? I would think it would simply call to you. Then again, I suppose those bills yell pretty loudly too!
Hey, Candace. . . how about giving us some of the inside scoop on your other writing endeavors sometime. How did you get started? How do you find your clients? How DO you stay so organized?
And you know, if you leave those poor characters entwined behind the bar like that. . . well, you've heard the warnings on TV about those erections that last more than four hours. . .
Heh, heh.
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