What Double J does and Writing on my Cellphone

Hey, there. Double J here. I don't usually like to talk about myself because I'm a very private person but my man, Michael Hardy, hasn't got anything to say this week and I decided to write for this weeks blog.

I have worked with Michael Hardy since the beginning of his first novel, "Kris Hellion" as his editor and his partner for a few years. Right now, I'm working on the sequel, "Ravager", The 2nd Volume of Kris Hellion. Unfortunately, it hasn't been a great week for me and Hardy tries so hard to help me on the second book but I barely budged.

Anyway, I guess you're wondering what do I do for Hardy when I did the first book? Well, the thing about Hardy is that he's a total boy scout, he likes to keep everything clean verbally. Sure, it's an ultra violent vampire story but he doesn't want to put swearing in there to honor his family which I can understand. I, on the other, am different. I actually ask Hardy if I can put the swearing in there in exchange for editing his book for free. He agreed and let's me swear my butt off into the books.

Anyway, what I really wanted to talk about was "Writing on my Cellphone". For the past couple of months, I've been writing the sequel to Kris Hellion, "Ravager" on my cellphone which is cool because I can write anywhere I go. And if you're going to ask, I used WPS Office to write on my phone. It's not bad but it would have been batter if my phone were bigger. Hardy was having a hard time writing in his office where he works due to the amount of stress he gets from his boss and writing at home is too distracting for him. He is a gamer and a anime fan so you can understand why he's distracted. I know that feeling. Which is why I highly recommended him to give it a shot and he did. He said it was okay and he finds it better. It feels like he's texting to himself which is what I feel when I write too. Unfortunately, like I said before, this week hasn't been good for me.

I'm just writing this inspire people who want to write. No matter what you are writing on. Computers, typewriters, paper with pen or pencil. Choose the one you are most comfortable with, okay?