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progress check
I have accomplished a lot already this year. Unfortunately, none of the progress lies in completed projects.
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getting unstuck
Every writer gets stuck at some point. These sticky points can develop into major writer’s block. Before that happens, give these options a try! I’ve amassed some advice seen and heard around the interwebs for those moments when the words don’t want to flow. These are all methods I’ve tried that have worked for me…
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to share or not to share
that is the question… whether tis nobler in the mind to write alone and suffer an anonymous fortune, Or to share said writing against a sea of criticism
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resolutions for the new year
Because I can’t just have one…
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Nanowrimo 2018 Week 3 – oops, Week 4 Update
The struggle is real.
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Nanowrimo 2018 Week 2 Update
Whoa, I’m halfway there… Whoa-oh, livin’ on a prayer!
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recharging the creative batteries
The circadian flow of writing
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a love letter to scrivener
Recently I decided to download Scrivener, a software program designed for writers. I’d been getting half-off codes for Scrivener for the past 10 years or so as part of Nanowrimo’s winner prize package. I figured it could be helpful in writing the last book of the Wolf Point series, to bring together all the information…
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writing music
Like most writers, I enjoy listening to music while I write. But you gotta have music that fits your writing mood! I often also prefer music without lyrics – pop music makes me want to sing and dance so it really doesn’t help me when I write. This Nanowrimo I already have a few go-to artists…
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a week of writing and revising
As April winds to an end, I find myself in the midst of two things: finishing up my story for Camp Nanowrimo, and preparing Scavengers for release later this week! Currently I’m at around 18,500 words in “The Madman,” which will be a second Wolf Point prequel novella. I only need to write about 500…
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Kate Spofford, author 