Tuesday, October 1, 2019
Monday, September 30, 2019
Year in Review
Well, I've tallied all my writing for 2018-2019. Here it is...
Words Written
2018
October - 11,976
November - 55,573
December - 0
2019
Novels Worked On:
Resurrection Sunday - http://resurrectionsunday-ddb.blogspot.com
That Single Preacher - http://thatsinglepreacher.blogspot.com
Novels Finished:
0
Overall, a good year.
Words Written
2018
October - 11,976
November - 55,573
December - 0
2019
January - 0
February - 0
March - 0
April - 60,282
May - 527
June - 19,463
July - 38,511
August - 14,660
September - 61,286
Yearly Total
262,278
Resurrection Sunday - http://resurrectionsunday-ddb.blogspot.com
That Single Preacher - http://thatsinglepreacher.blogspot.com
Novels Finished:
0
Overall, a good year.
Thursday, September 26, 2019
Closeout Week...
This is the week I closeout the 2018-2019 writing year. It's bittersweet because I didn't finish a project. I'm so sad, but this was my first year trying this system. It's the learning phase. Now, I'm ready for next year.
Here's what I learned...
1. Plan the year out ahead of time.
2. Plan some rest months in there for when I know I won't feel like writing on the story.
3. Plan some months to edit and revise.
4. Stay on top of your writing.
5. Be willing to adjust to the flow of things.
6. Stay with ONE (1) project for the whole year, no matter what.
7. Stay on task for the entire year.
So, as I close out this year, I'm excited for next year. I feel like I'm ready.
Bring on Preptober. Let's get it! Let's go!
Other Preptober Links...
https://www.helpingwritersbecomeauthors.com/preparing-for-nanowrimo/
https://aseraserburns.wordpress.com/2016/10/20/nanowrimo-survival-kit-time-to-prep/
Here's what I learned...
1. Plan the year out ahead of time.
2. Plan some rest months in there for when I know I won't feel like writing on the story.
3. Plan some months to edit and revise.
4. Stay on top of your writing.
5. Be willing to adjust to the flow of things.
6. Stay with ONE (1) project for the whole year, no matter what.
7. Stay on task for the entire year.
So, as I close out this year, I'm excited for next year. I feel like I'm ready.
Bring on Preptober. Let's get it! Let's go!
Other Preptober Links...
https://www.helpingwritersbecomeauthors.com/preparing-for-nanowrimo/
https://aseraserburns.wordpress.com/2016/10/20/nanowrimo-survival-kit-time-to-prep/
Thursday, September 19, 2019
Been a Rough Week...
This week's been rough. Not feeling good. I think I'm feeling the effects of being back in school full time, plus having a totally different schedule than the past 2 or 3 years. I'm just tired!
Still writing.
Still thinking about NaNo.
Still writing.
Still thinking about NaNo.
Thursday, September 12, 2019
Still Adjusting, but Writing
I'm still adjusting to the school year. Still writing. Still thinking about NaNoWriMo.
I'm thinking about going back to the first one... Gossip for this year's project. Not fully decided, but that's where I'm leaning.
I'll know later.
I'm thinking about going back to the first one... Gossip for this year's project. Not fully decided, but that's where I'm leaning.
I'll know later.
Thursday, September 5, 2019
September is Here...
I'm excited. September is here. Online, the NaNo writers are talking about Preptember. Some are prepping in September.
I ain't gone be able to do it. I'm still adjusting to school.
I'm still writing for school purpose, but I'm getting excited about NaNoWriMo.
What project should I choose?
I ain't gone be able to do it. I'm still adjusting to school.
I'm still writing for school purpose, but I'm getting excited about NaNoWriMo.
What project should I choose?
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