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The Writer's Daily Grind
http://www.writersdailygrind.blogspot.com
This blog is primarily about the process or writing my Great Medieval Science Fiction Masterpiece With Neandertals, and topics associated with this. I have some fairly strong opinions on these things, and do not hesitate to express them, though in respect to both history and science, I try to be as accurate as possible.
- Added on: Jun 21st, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Anne Gilbert
- Listed in: Writing Science
- Tags: writing neandertals medieval england
Recent Posts
Elizabeth Chadwick\'s Medieval Mondays
Today, Monday, December 7, 2009, the author Elizabeth Chadwick has started a weekly feature on her blog, called Medieval Monday Yes, it will be a weekly feature, if what she says is true. The first one was absolutely fascinating; ab...
I\'m adding to my blogroll again
Today, I have the privilege of adding another blog to my blogroll. This is a medieval blog, specifically earlier medieval England. It's name is Anglo-Saxon England. It is written by a person who also runs message board called Englis...
The lessons of NaNoWriMo
As I noted in an earlier post, I am an "official" NaNoWriMo winner, having written over 50,000 words of about half a novel, which is a prequel to my Invaders trilogy. This novel, tentatively called The Tale of Mat Fartraveled, needs a...
I did it!!!!
As of the final week of NaNoWriMo, I've passed the 50,000 word count. My official word count is now 50,603. And I have a nice little ol' Winner's Certificate to prove it, a, well, a picture. Which I'm pasting. Or posting. ...
NaNoWriMo, Week Three
I have successfully managed to make it through Week Three of NaNoWriMo, National Novel Writing Month! I am now at 42,118 words. I only have 7,882 more words to go, to make 50,000. And I will probably make that goal a bit before the ...
Grrrrr!!!!! More computer woes!
Something died in my junkpile laptop last night. I'm not, at the moment, sure what it was, except that I can't connect to the Internet(it's a good thing library funding was restored around here, because I'd be in real trouble if I couldn't access a ...
