Well, it’s the end of the year. It’s time to look back and reflect upon what I’ve done during the year. I hope your 2015 was, like all important ones, a year where you learned a lot. For me, 2015 was definitely a learning experience. One thing most authors who do well in this business […]
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It’s Dec. 1. National Novel Writing Month ended yesterday, and I completed 50,000 words in the allotted time frame. My word processor count said I’d written 50,236 words, though the NaNo validator on the site only validated me at 50,210. ( If you decide to register and validate your word count on the NaNo site,
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Well, we’re into the final stretch, the very last two days of NaNoWriMo. I’m finally on track, and should finish, presuming these last two days go without incident (though I already know I have to take my daughter to the orthodontist; a wire is loose on her braces. We’ve got wax on it at the
The reason I’ve never done NaNoWriMo in the past is because November is a busy month for my family. With two birthdays and Thanksgiving, and the kids out of school for Thanksgiving break, it seemed like it would be difficult to find time to write. I’d done a pretty good job of keeping on pace,
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Last Friday was Friday the 13th. For those who are superstitious, that’s a bad day. Also last Friday, while I was composing a tweet when I started thinking about superstitions, and how much stock people put in them. This thought occurred as I was composing a tweet. I reached for the hashtag symbol, and accidentally
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I think the one thing I’ve learned from two weeks of NaNoWriMo is that I can’t do all my writing in one sitting. While it wasn’t unusual for me, pre-NaNo, to just do one actual writing session for the day, it’s really hard to do that every single day for NaNo. In the past, even
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