I don’t know about you, but I’m having a little trouble with the fact that it’s already well into October. My summer has been filled with activity – and … Continue reading The Call of NaNoWriMo: November Approaches
Check out my feature in this month’s issue of Shelf Unbound Magazine, and take a look at all the winners of this year’s best indie book contest! And don’t forget … Continue reading Life After NaNoWriMo: Taking the First Look
Hey, look. I won. Hooray! Just ignore the fact that it says I wrote 4100 words today. I actually wrote 4000 before the month began and I just kept them … Continue reading NaNoWriMo 2013: Veni, Writi, Vici
Hey, guys! I hope you’ve all enjoyed your first week of noveling madness, and haven’t yet been banned from your local coffee shop for scaring the children with your creepy … Continue reading WordPress authors talk NaNoWriMo and what happens after
Oh my gosh, Jen. Will you stop trying to bludgeon people into tackling National Novel Writing Month? No. No, I won’t. Because it’s awesome, and it can make you feel … Continue reading Five reasons to participate in NaNoWriMo this year
There are two schools of thought when it comes to time management for writers. The first camp, located in a loft inside a converted textile mill in the Berkshires, next … Continue reading NaNoWriMo prep: Time management takes time off
It’s time to start getting serious, guys. NaNoWriMo is officially less than a month away, and that means we all have to warm up our endless chocolate fountains, lay in … Continue reading NaNoWriMo Prep: The wide world of word writers
I first posted this entry back in May, when I was getting ready to participate in my first CampNaNo session of the year. But now, with the big tamale approaching … Continue reading Tools of the Trade – Redux
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