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I CAN DO ANYTHING!!!
So here’s the thing: so far my novel is up to about 110,000 words and I haven’t lost any steam. I’m feeling so encouraged that I can actually do this, actually complete a work of fiction. This has always been … Continue reading
ONE FOR THE RECORD BOOKS?
My 31 days were up on Tuesday, at which point I think I was somewhere around 85,000 words. I wrote a summary ending of the story in order to fulfill the Nano requirements. I will “flesh out” my ending at … Continue reading
I’M SO SMART!
I’m so smart! Well, really I’m not, because it took me so very long to figure out these things, but at least I did eventually figure them out. In the last several weeks, I have come up with some good … Continue reading
OUT OF CONTROL
Okay, this thing is officially out of control. At the end of Day 22, I am up to about 58,000 words. I am long past the issue of whether or not I am going to make 50,000 words. The real … Continue reading
36,250 words. The house is a mess. Have only used Roomba once in the last week. Hair needs to be colored. Fish tank needs to be cleaned. Eating sandwiches for dinner. Kids on their own. Things need to be returned … Continue reading
NEW ROOM
In the middle of my novelling (I’ve stopped counting words) I am getting a new room! The other day Joey said he would like to have my downstairs room (so he could keep his amp and his guitars in there, … Continue reading
NOVEL UPDATE
March 9. I’m almost at 25,000 words (only one page away). So…I’m less than a third of the way done on time, but about half done on word count. IF I was writing a 50,000 word novel, which apparently I’m … Continue reading
PROGRESS
Too busy writing my NOVEL to comment much here. Much progress being made. I’m about 1 week into it, and about 9,000 words, I think. Although, judging from where I am in the storyline, I’m going to need a lot … Continue reading
TAKING NOTES
I am now only a little more than 48 hours away from being able to begin writing my novel. I have been taking notes LIKE MAD. It’s been great! A few times I thought, okay, that’s it, I can’t add … Continue reading
CHRIS BATY IS A GENIUS!
I am two days into taking notes for my novel and I am so angry at all the Creative Writing teachers I’ve ever had! Why didn’t they teach me the stuff Chris Baty so obviously points out in his one … Continue reading