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Novel-Push Initiative – Laid-back edition
Every three months … . Yeah, remember? http://5-rings.com/blog/2009/09/every-three-months/ Shall we try this again? Let’s make it nice and easy. Ten days isn’t a lot of time to get prepared. A lot of you might be coming off a NaNoWriMo crash an...
Another NPI
Merrilee Faber’s running another Novel-Push Initiative this month (Yes, she asked my permission first). Unfortunately, if you blinked, you already missed out on the tiny window of opportunity to sign-up. I decided to join—It’s always fun, a...
Getting my brain to cooperate, and Annotations
I try to remind myself that I can say something today that I couldn’t say last year, and honestly wasn’t sure I’d ever be able to say: I’m done with my first draft! I’m in the editing/revision step. How would me-one-year...
The dingo ate your novel.
All over the interwebs, it’s “What was it like writing your first novel?” And the canned answer is: “It was like having a baby.” Is writing a novel really like having a baby? It’s said that the novel-writing process (especially writing y...
Novel-Push Initiative Redux
THE BASICS: Event will run from May 1st-31st. Simply write 350+ words per day! To discourage project-jumping, please pick only one project for this event (preferably something novella/novel-sized). You’ll need to publish your daily word counts ev...
Vegetables? VEGETABLES?!?!?
Beware, out-of-the-blue rant time! Okay, so En Prise didn’t get published. That’s fine - expected, even. But I didn’t even receive a rejection letter or a notice or anything. And that’s fine too. So I moved on. I was careful not to send out ...
Style mimicry
I’ve heard one thing creative writing classes teach students is to try and mimic the style of famous authors. I think that’s pretty smart. After all, one way to ensure a writer can make informed decisions about the different aspects of their own ...
