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At this point, I’ve written 17 novels and I’m about to write the first draft of my next one during NaNoWriMo, National Novel Writing Month, when writers all over the world try to write 50K words …
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Ready to take your writing seriously? Getting ready for NaNoWriMo and need some writing and productivity tips? I had a demanding day job when I did NaNoWriMo in 2009, but I was committed to the …
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NaNoWriMo changed my writing life in 2009 when I wrote the first few thousand words of what eventually became Stone of Fire. Writing a speedy first draft without self-censoring is still what I aim for …
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Back in 2009, I used NaNoWriMo to create the first 20,000 words of what eventually became Stone of Fire. But the words I wrote that month were only the start of the journey. They were first-draft …
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November is fast approaching so you need to know about NaNoWriMo! National Novel Writing Month is November every year and the aim is to write 50,000 words in 30 days on a new piece of work. …
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This is my final NaNoWriMo 2009 post. I stopped at 20,033 words and happily so. I thought I would manage 50,000 in a month, but although I didn't "win" officially, I still feel I have won. I have …
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