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2019 marked my TENTH year taking of part in National Novel Writing Month. I had planned to do my usual process; writing an update each…
Traditionally, I avoid reading fiction during October and November, because when my brain is lost for words, it’s easy to end with a slight (or…
This is my 9th year of attempting National Novel Writing Month. It’s the 10th of November, and last night’s aim was 15,000 words. My total, as…
I’ve barely written any fiction this year, certainly compared with normal. I’ve sometimes opened my Work-In-Progress document, but found myself with nothing to write! However,…
Sometimes, having a couple of projects on the go is an energising, motivating space to be in. At other times, they pull every ounce of…
When hanging out with other writers, you soon learn that the “rules” of writing are pretty variable. Some people talk of the importance of routine…
November is National Novel Writing Month. The aim is to write the first 50,000 words of new fiction, from scratch. There are allowable tweaks and…
This is my eighth year taking part in National Novel Writing Month. If you missed the first eighteen days, Click Here for Part I, and…
This is my eighth year taking part in National Novel Writing Month. If you missed the first ten days, Click Here for Part I. This…
This is my eighth year taking part in National Novel Writing Month. I began a whole new setting, character collection and plot idea. I always…