I found it!
Then had a big fight/discussion with my mom.
But now I’m going to bed, so I’m officially done freaking out for the evening. Hit me up tomorrow, you never know what crazy thing is going to set me off.
I found it!
Then had a big fight/discussion with my mom.
But now I’m going to bed, so I’m officially done freaking out for the evening. Hit me up tomorrow, you never know what crazy thing is going to set me off.
…because I’ve lost the flash drive that I keep all of my writing on. And I mean ALL of my writing. Twenty-Five, The Death Effect, all of the drafts of novels I haven’t finished, ideas I’ve only written a few sentences of, my short stories, my poetry, EVERYTHING.
Now, normally this wouldn’t be such a huge deal, because I post everything on TNBW and it serves as my “back-up” in case something like this happens, but about a month or so ago I had a bit of a breakdown. I deleted everything from TNBW except for two short stories that I was entering into a contest, Twenty-Five, and The Death Effect. So the good thing is that Twenty-Five is all there. There may have been some editing I did without updating the site, but the whole book should be there. The Death Effect I think is almost completely there, but there may be one or two scenes that I hadn’t updated yet. Luckily, anything that isn’t on TNBW should be hand-written in one of my notebooks.
What bums me out is some of the poetry and short stories. There were some I didn’t hand-write but typed immediately. And I had all of my reviews from TNBW saved in separate documents for every project I ever posted. I won’t be able to get those reviews back if I can’t find my flash drive!
So, any ideas for the best way to back-up your writing should this ever happen again?