My NaNoWriMo: Round 5, Week 3
Are we already halfway through National Novel Writing Month? I haven’t felt this fatigued and mentally drained since, well, last November! But let’s get right to it. Did I reach this week’s NaNoWriMo goals? Or…
Are we already halfway through National Novel Writing Month? I haven’t felt this fatigued and mentally drained since, well, last November! But let’s get right to it. Did I reach this week’s NaNoWriMo goals? Or…
Week 2 of National Novel Writing Month is in the books! I’ve typed out a lot of words, reinstated some neglected (yet proven) writing habits back into my life and haven’t hated every word I’ve…
We’re only a few days into National Novel Writing Month and I’m already switching up my NaNoWriMo strategy! November, watch out. Because I have big dreams—and hopefully few obstacles.
Pantsers: This blog post is not for you. Want to create a game plan for National Novel Writing Month so that you come out a NaNoWriMo winner? Read on.
I thought I’d have a book published by now. Here’s why I’m okay that I can’t call myself an author just yet.
Don’t let all that sunshine get in the way of your writing this summer. This is how I plan to keep up on my writing while the weather is nice.
Short answer: Probably not. Long answer: Read my blog post.
You’re not going to guess it, so you might as well read this blog post.
After years of creative writing grad school, I’m not jumping on the chance to join a creative writing group. It’s because both class workshops and group discussions have THIS in common.
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.