What Your Inner Editor is Doing to Your Writing
Can’t write your story because of that voice inside your head telling you to stop and fix your work? Here’s why your inner editor is holding you back—and what you can do about it.
Tag: K.L. Wightman
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How I Was Destined to Win NaNoWriMo
You don’t need lots of money or the right connections to win National Novel Writing Month. Here’s how I won the November writing challenge by giving my novel a bunch of TLC.
My NaNoWriMo Round 4: Week 5
Final update for this year’s National Novel Writing Month challenge! With only days left, I’m down to the wire to crossing the 50K word count finish line. Can I do it?
My NaNoWriMo Round 4: Week 4
10 days left of National Novel Writing Month! Can we already be only a handful of days away from Thanksgiving?
My NaNoWriMo Round 4: Week 3
We’re halfway through the National Novel Writing Month writing challenge! While taking on the real deal was daunting for me on November 1, I have been surprisingly focused and determined to stick with it to…
My NaNoWriMo Round 4: Week 2
What a week! I’ve established new writing habits, written a lot of words, and made some pleasantly surprising discoveries about my novel.
My NaNoWriMo Round 4: Week 1
Happy November! It’s every writer’s favorite 30-day stretch: National Novel Writing Month. And it only means one thing: It’s time to get writing. That’s right. It’s NaNoWriMo time.
Is Content Marketing Dead?
Content marketing has been a key marketing strategy as early as the ’90s, and arguably sooner. But has content marketing run its course? Or is it a tactic that’s still thriving?
NaNoWriMo Prep: 5 Ways to Get Ready Now
It’s almost National Novel Writing Month! With the NaNoWriMo challenge only weeks away, many (well, most) of us writers are scrambling to get our ideas together—or just realizing that it’s time to starting preparing. Many…
The Oxford Comma: Should It Stay or Should It Go?
Should the Oxford comma be or not be? Rather than grabbing your red pens and pitchforks, it’s time to look at both sides of the argument to really decide if that serial comma should stay or go.