I’m spending the next few months editing a novel I wrote during NaNoWriMo 2021. My goal is to edit 10,000 words per week. Some chapters will need slight tweaks, others will need total rewrites. For each day I work I will record what I accomplished and share tips.
This is the story of how I beat one of the worst cases of writer’s block in my life.
I’m writing a full novel during the month of May. To reach this goal, I’ll complete 2,000 words (or more) every day.
I’m writing a full novel during the month of May. To reach this goal, I’ll complete 2,000 words (or more) every day. Check out Week 1’s post here and Week 2’s post here.
I’m writing a full novel during the month of May: beginning, middle and end. To reach this goal, I’m writing 2,000 words (or more) every day. Check out last week’s post here.
November isn’t that far off and so with National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) in mind, I’m going to use one post in September and one in October to focus on what it takes to sit down and actually write a novel.
Sometime back, I was writing a novel where virtually everything was working out perfectly. The characters were so clear I could practically interview them. The settings were as real as…
A few months ago I led a flash fiction workshop at a local library. It was a great success, with a fantastic turnout and everyone was incredibly engaged. Toward the…