4 Things I Learned Editing my NaNoWriMo Novel (Week: 5)
Some chapters will need just slight tweaks, others will need total rewrites. For each day I work I will (briefly) record what I accomplished and share tips.
Some chapters will need just slight tweaks, others will need total rewrites. For each day I work I will (briefly) record what I accomplished and share tips.
...my horror story "Beyond Rose Street" (which was published last November) has been included in an anthology by After Dinner Conersation. Each of their stories "ask a specific ethical or moral question."
I’m spending the next month or so editing a novel I wrote during NaNoWriMo 2021. My goal is to edit 10,000 words per week. Some chapters will need just slight tweaks, others will need total rewrites. For each day I work I will (briefly) record what I accomplished and share tips.
Some chapters will need just slight tweaks, others will need total rewrites. For each day I work I will (briefly) record what I accomplished and share tips. WEEK 1 & WEEK 2.
I'm spending the next month or so editing a novel I wrote during NaNoWriMo 2021. My goal is to edit 10,000 words per week. Some chapters will need just slight tweaks, others will need total rewrites. For each day I work I will (briefly) record what I accomplished and share tips.
For the next month (or so) my goal is to edit 10,000 words a week of my NaNoWriMo novel. Some chapters will need just slight tweaks, others will need total rewrites. For each day I work I will (briefly) record what I accomplished and share tips.
I am super excited to announce that you can now read my (light) horror story in the philosophy/ethics publication After Dinner Conversation. Please check it out. You can see where…
I have been super busy with a number of projects so I wanted to sit down and just give a general update on a few recent accomplishments.
If you've ever sat in on a novel writing workshop, you've probably heard the advice: "Writing a novel isn't a sprint, it's a marathon." As of a couple weeks ago…