Sidetracked by Fatigue

So, the writing hasn't gone so well this week. Actually, it hasn't gone at all. I've been working my full-time job plus and side job, and I have just been exhausted beyond coherency this week. I couldn't even vege in front of the tv for falling asleep. This means that my WIP numbers have stagnated, but I'm still very much into the story with my head.

On another note, I've been vacillating on whether or not I should continue doing tabletop roleplaying writing. I've been a gamer since I was 12 (nope, I'm not saying how old I am, but let's just say it's a lot of time). I have a vast game collection, and I do enjoy gaming. However, I'm kind of burned out on the fantasy thing. I don't read any fantasy fiction anymore, though I do occasionally run a fantasy game. I'd much rather be playing in another genre at the moment.

So, anyway, I've been talking with a fellow game writer whom I know from the Internet. We've talked some things over in regard to a game supplement for another game system (I've been writing d20 fantasy books since 2000). I'm excited by this project, and it will work into the line with the pdf game publisher I work with. It's a win-win situation, and it will be fun--something game writing hasn't been for me for a while. I'm looking forward to this, and I hope to do some other projects with this fellow. Glad to have some enthusiasm back for game writing. Games have been a part of my life for so long, I was having a hard time imagining life without them.

Still, I can't let my romance book falter. Now, I've got to find a way to keep my energy up to work on both projects.