All my prep work is feeling like it paid off! Currently 2,204 words in the bag and I'm leaving off at a point where I can pick right up tomorrow. How's everyone else doing?

Ok, first things first, as promised here is my seventh post in as may days. Not the biggest accomplishment, I know, but nevertheless it was a goal I set for myself and I achieved it. Don't worry, there's more to this post than me gloating. It's the last few days before NaNoWriMo kicks off. I'm … Continue reading Seven Days, Seven Posts

Love him or hate him, there's no denying that Ernest Hemingway left a lasting mark on literature and has been incredibly influential on generations of writers. I think that one of the reasons why is the advice he gave to other young writers and being candid about his own writing process. Tanya Hall over at … Continue reading Writing Advice from Papa

Procrastination  is my, and I suspect a lot of writers, worst best friend. It's comforting, but at the same time crippling. With less than a week until NaNoWriMo and with an average daily word count of 1,666 needed to hit the goal of 50,000 words by the end of the month, I think it's important … Continue reading Procrastination is not Your Friend