Clay A. Robey

I'm making progress on this finale
          https://www.wattpad.com/story/156475298

After several years of writing and selling my books. I have decided to change up writing books to now turning the ones I have into scripts. Seeing the market change over time has made me reconsider writing novellas. 

So the first golden one book is completely finished with editing. Now I'm going to have a play through as an audio book and see if there are any flowers issues. 

In order to cut my costs. I downloaded an app to help edit my stories. Editors will charge an average of 3 cents a word. When you have a novella, it comes to be a lot of words. 

So I did a poll and shockingly enough. Out of 300 people, I found that 38 % prefer SciFi and 26% enjoyed fantasy. The other candidates were small portions. Though it struck odd to me that holy books had a larger fraction than romance. 
          There were 149 men, 125 female and 26 non binary. This was not isolated to any one region or country. 

So now that I have a new phone. I can finally continue with my work. I actually found it to be best to write using your phone. We naturally use it for everything anyway, and the typing is natural because we are already accused to texting. This is a trick I learned a while ago.

Sorry I haven't posted lately. Been busy with black Friday events in walmarts. I'm a contractor and sell their phones for them. When I have an update on my book progress I will post it.

Happy thanksgiving to all. Though as a native american (Iroquois), this is a bit of an off day when you think about what is being celebrated. 

Thanks to all for supporting me on my writing career. Hopefully one day it will be my only career. Until then back to selling I go. 

To anyone that's reading my novellas. I have a favor to ask. That is if you see any issues, grammar, flow anything. To let me know and in return I will send you a free full version eBook copy. This will help me out. I paid for editing, but got screwed on the contract with my parchment book through the publishing company.