My American colleagues are all going to enjoy Thanksgiving this week, so here’s a nice image for them:
November 16, 2019
Good writing done today! I felt that I was starting to round-up the characters, and head towards the end. It feels like I’m making progress, which is great.
November 2019
Starting another weekend of writing. Hope to get another 2500 or so words done. I’ve plotted out the end of the novel, however I know that sometimes the characters take off on me and new stuff happens!
Happy Halloween
Hope all the #NaNoWriMo participants stock up on candy for the coming month!
October 28, 2019
Feeling good about the Novel progress. I need just about 9000 words to get to a full first draft of my novel.
The #NaNoWriMo #2019 vibe for November below:
Getting geared up for #NaNoWriMo 2019
This November, I’m working hard on my novel for NaNo.
For those who don’t know what NaNo is see their site https://nanowrimo.org/
The idea is to get a first draft of your novel down within a month.
I usually don’t aim for the fifty thousand words they suggest. However, I always work on my work in progress.
October 21, 2019 Publication Rumour
Really pleased to hear that one of my stories, accepted by a small magazine some months back is nigh on published! Still not certain exactly when the story will come out, but really pleased! It’s hard for the publishers of small magazines and anthologies. They do this work really for love and ego-boo not financial gain, so kudos to them. I truly appreciate each and every one of them.
Plus, for the individual writer, in this career, small pieces of good news can be very important. Writers don’t always get all the accolades all the time.
Creative Input this week:
While I’m doing my exceptionally busy day job gig, I’m going to think of ideas for the chapters-in-progress. Today I read some of the work and planned a couple of things I need to get in before I typing “The End” of draft one.
Also, I have a substack account now, too. It’s a new thing for me, to experiment with mailing lists and probably more for my mini-publisher enterprise than my own work, but we’ll see. Click the link below to see it and subscribe.
