NaNoWriMo, also known as National Novel Writing Month, is quickly approaching. I’ve won six times now, which I suppose gives me enough knowledge to provide information that would help others win. I’ve had several people ask me what advice I have, so here they are: 8 short and simple tips to improve your odds of… Continue reading 8 Tips for Winning NaNoWriMo
NaNoWriMo, also known as National Novel Writing Month, is quickly approaching. I’ve won six times now, which I suppose gives me enough knowledge to provide information that would help others win. I’ve had several people ask me what advice I have, so here they are: 8 short and simple tips to improve
As a child, one of my favorite pasttimes was coloring. The hardest part about it was staying inside the lines. Well, that and maybe deciding what colors to use for the picture. During my freshman year of college, my roommate and I used to spend time coloring pictures and making cute little nametags
First off don’t forget that there are stories waiting to be read! Several writers, including myself, have responded to the Darkness prompt at Brigit’s Flame. Make sure you stop by and read their entries and give them some feedback! Don’t forget to vote for your favorite! Read them and vote for your
This week the “Monday Must Read” is writing focused. Finding the Right Type of Publishing for You by Cristen Iris Gives the pros and cons to traditional, indie, partner, hybrid, and self publishing. I didn’t even know there were so many options! Did you? A Gigantic List of Places to Advertise Your S
Word Count: 1569 Prompt: Darkness Constructive criticism is always welcomed! Raveek tried not to show his impatience as his younger sister, Lareen, looked at herself in the mirror. She brushed her hair yet again and pursed her lips. “You look fine,” he told her. “Today is a big deal. I want to look