| Project | Type | Stage | Progress | Status |
| TE1 – Through the Black | Novel | Revised Draft (1) | 100% | Beta |
| TE2 – The Fairy Godfather | Novel | First Draft | 33% | Active |
| TE3 – Witch Hunters | Novel | First Draft | 0% | Queued |
| The Deconstructor | Novella | First Draft | 100% | Beta |
| The Fishperer | Novel | First Draft | 0% | Active |
| One Dead Prince | Novel | Rough Draft | 100% | Queued |
| War of the Heavens | Novel | Rough Draft | 25% | Queued |
| BB1 – Tower of Storms | Short Story | Revised Draft (1) | 95% | Active |
Looking at the above, it may confuse you that I have both ‘rough’ drafts and ‘first’ drafts. My draft labelling system works like this:
Rough Draft – Scrawled, terrible, unfit for eyes human or otherwise
First Draft – Prose fixed to become legible and most glaring inconsistencies addressed. Suitable for brave beta readers.
Revised Draft – Issues raised from First Draft addressed with close line edits. Suitable for skittish beta readers. Repeat as necessary.
Revised drafts consist of three stages: a chapter by chapter sweep; addressing notes made during sweep; and the printed-out line edit.
