So, I’ve just published my 17th book. I’m hard at work on the next ones. Yes, “ones.” As you know if you’ve read more than one post here, I have several projects in the works at any one time and often flip from working on one to another. If I had a robot double of myself who could write, while I just thought up ideas… well, I don’t know if that would be great or not. After all, I like thinking up new stories, but I like writing them too.
As I said, I’ve published 17 books. I have 10 books that I’ve started and have at least a bit of written– in some cases about half the book, in others a chapter or two. I have 11 other books plotted out, but not started. Then I’ve got a pile of story ideas– 53 books worth. Many of them will not ever be written, I imagine. Some are ideas for sequels and some of them are completely new ideas. Some of them may be incorporated into other books.
The great thing is, they are all written down. Some of them I look at and think “When did I think up that idea?” I know if I hadn’t written it down, it would be long lost by now. There’s a lesson in there somewhere.
City of Amathar 
Keep up the good work Wesley, and there is another book there, robots writing what you think, mmmmm
Looking forward to reading it.
What is “Nova Dancer”, Wes? Is it a volume in the “82 Eridani” series? Great cover, by the way!
Nova Dancer is a stand-alone space sic-fi story. It is relatively short, so I might get to it later in the year and knock it out. It’s about half done. It involves a small space freighter with a crew of four.