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the long-awaited nanowrimo wrap-up post
I’ve been quiet about Nanowrimo this year, not for any reason other than that I’ve been so busy trying to finish the story!
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self-care and synopses
Recently I wrote a synopsis, and the whole process reminded me of how much work writing is. It was so much work, no wonder I needed some self-care.
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progress check 2
It’s been a little while since my last progress check, so let’s see where I’m at with those 2019 goals!
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the dreaded typo
Why typos aren’t the end of the world
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why I don’t write everyday
They say that you’re not a writer if you don’t write, but I am a writer, and I do not write every day.
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Wednesday Writing Prompt #9: Mood Setting
This prompt is a great one for helping to write about setting in a way that helps your story achieve the tone you want.
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crunching the numbers
I’ve gotten back into the swing of submitting recently, and my experiences now have felt a little different than back when I tried for a year of 100 rejections. So I decided to look at the numbers to see – are things different?
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Wednesday Writing Prompt #8: Horror Novel Title Generator
This prompt is sort of a silly one and doesn’t involve much creative writing. But it should be fun and might spark an idea or two!
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Wednesday Writing Prompt #7: Object Poem
I don’t often write poetry, but this prompt is always a fun one.
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all aboard the query train
Querying feels like a roller coaster. All the anticipation building, and then when you get a response, you’re screaming (either with frustration or happiness).
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