It’s that time of year when everyone gives up on the current year and starts looking at the next one. (Which I totally get. I’ve got four days til Winter Break and then all Hell breaks loose.) So, of course,
I Realized Something Today
Good news, squiders. I’m making some progress on World’s Edge, the story I worked on for Nano this year. Over the past two days, I’ve written 2.5K, which is approximately 17% of my 15,000 word goal for December. But all
Trying to Keep With It
Last week I laid out my tentative plans for the month. As we discussed, December’s always a bit of a pit for me, creatively-speaking. Too much other things to focus on, burnout from November in one way or another, a
The December Blues
First of all, I apologize for this not going up yesterday. We had an area-wide Internet outage that lasted for eight hours. I may have gone a bit stir-crazy, because of course everything I needed to be working on required
I Won NaNoWriMo!
Happy Friday, squiders. Best of luck to you if you’re in the States and braving the stores like a crazy person. (I did mine online, since most stores offer the same deals online as in store, and then I just
Meet the Crew of the Hope’s Redemption
I made a huge mistake, squiders. I was like, oh, well, we’ve talked about the ship, and we’ve talked about the world, so maybe we should talk about the characters! And I should find pictures of the characters, so everyone
I Wrote 9000 Words This Weekend
I tell you, because I wrote 7000 words on Saturday, and I think that’s a personal record. And also, I am now 100% caught back up to where I wanted to be (2K a day, on track to finish November
Creating a Fantasy Pacific
Heigh ho, squiders, we’re still in the straits of Nano. As of mid-afternoon I’m at a little over 24000 words, so almost halfway, a little ahead of schedule. Not as ahead of schedule as I wanted to be, but eeehhh,
Let’s Look at the Hope’s Redemption
Happy Tuesdays, squiders! Nano continues apace. I’m keeping about a day ahead of where I’m supposed to be, which is actually a little slow, but we do what we can. Most of the story takes place on a ocean-faring vessel,
WriYe and NaNoWriMo
Ha, the title makes me laugh, because I came to WriYe (it was NaNoWriYe back then), oh so many years ago, through NaNoWriMo. (As an aside, the third Writers’ Motivation book is up for pre-order now.) This is actually October’s
