Actually, it isn’t that bad. My Fantasy project is one of those ever growing things and it just got an additional layer of mythology and complications (plus some cool characters) which is always fun. Mwuhaha. There’s no way that one is not becoming a trilogy or worse anyway, and at least it’s fun even if it may prove difficult to find a home for it – not a problem I have to think about right now.

My Roman novels are three loosely connected standalones, and now it’s probably four. Since I write out of order, I scribbled some scenes and notes while the experience was still fresh, and now I can concentrate again on the first book and only return to the others when an interesting idea hits me.

Can you imagine what visiting a bunch of whopping big castles does to a historical fiction and Fantasy writer? The wee buggers lurk everywhere and they pounce.

But of course, you have more experience to stop plotbunnies from breeding at the right moment.