That last novel? The one I wrote during NaNoWriMo? That one is going to need some SERIOUS work. In fact, I am now quite against writing an entire novel during November. But I’m going to save that for another post.

Meanwhile, the second novel I started soon after NaNo is beginning to take form. I only wrote about 30 pages worth to just get something written, and now I am trying my hand at outlining it. It has proven very useful so far. I have even crafted the premise for this novel. Wanna hear it?

Well…here goes.

Premise for Max Clark: Zombie Hunter (Working Title):

Vengeful zombie hunter Max Clark is on a quest to destroy the creature protection agency that allowed his best friend to die. But friends, dead and alive, and his mysterious father force Max to realize that the rebel group he has joined may be more ambitious than he first thought, and it may be too late to escape their wrath.

What do you think? Does this sound interesting?

I am running away from having to do anything related with my American Literature final. I am very scared about taking it now.

There are three days away (two days to study) and I have only outlined two of the eleven essay questions for the final. I am starting to realize American Literature is something that goes completely over my head (Whereas British Literature is fantastic!).

I really don’t know what to do. I am going to wake up early tomorrow (hopefully) and reassess the situation.

My American Literature professor gave us some essay questions to study for the final. There are eleven of them.

I don’t even know where to start. They all keep staring at me, and I keep avoiding their presence.

And honestly, I loathe many of the works I had to read. I am probably not exaggerating when I say I will never open Moby-Dick in my life again if I never have to after this final. And the first two questions on this list are on Moby-Dick.

Ughhhh. This class continues to give me so much to do….