Last week’s writing prompt was a Set the Scene prompt. Check out some stories from fellow writers here: Ladyleemanila Pensitivity101 This, That, and the Other This week’s writing prompt is: Write a story about the word above – Flower....
Everyone writes at their own pace. Some people naturally type fast, others type slow. Some people stop to think about every single scene, others just plow right through them. The point of NaNoWriMo is this: just write, edit...
It took me nine days, but I edited the first draft of George Florence! One of my 2016 resolutions was to have a better routine with my writing, editing, reading, blogging, etc, etc. January is and “editing” month for...
I didn’t necessarily make any New Year’s resolutions for 2021 this year. I usually make writing goals, reading goals, etc. I decided to do something different in which those goals have been turned into quarterly goals. I have...
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1. “Ideas are easy. It’s the execution of ideas that really separates the sheep from the goats.” 2. “Thinking is hard work, which is why you don’t see many people doing it.” 3. “Ghosts don’t haunt us. That’s not how it...
Last week’s writing prompt was a Random Words exercise. Check out some great pieces by fellow writers: Now onto this week’s writing prompt: Write a story based on the word above. If you use this prompt, please leave...
Ellie headed down the street not really sure where she was going. The day hadn’t started off well for her when she woke up late, thus making her late for working. In fact, she didn’t notice it until...
We’ve established what to include in each scene of your novel, but there are many different types of scenes. Each type has a purpose and a lot of them are needed in order to drive the plot forward....
Look what I found! I found this Reading Bingo chart on Pinterest. I am a Pinterest addict like most people and I found this a while ago, but completely forgot to post it on here. You “play” it...
