I absolutely cannot believe it's already May of 2016. I just cannot get my head around that at all. Alas, time marches on and waits for no (wo)man. Which writing goals did I accomplish in April 2016? Let's find out! Part of the reason I don't remember much of April is because I managed to edit a total of 51,456 words in those 30 days. YOWZA! Granted, almost all of those words were for an editing client, but they are still words. I also managed to make pretty good progress on edits to ... View Post
Writing Goals: Project List for April 2016
Camp NaNoWriMo has launched this month! And other writerly things ... It's been awhile since I've done one of these, too, so I've promised myself to get better at posting these again as well. This kind of stuff helps me stay on-task! As some of you might know, April is Camp NaNoWriMo ... which is a National-Novel-Writing-Month type event held when it's not actually National Novel Writing Month (because we're writers and we really like to torture ourselves!). In any event, Camp is a bit ... View Post
Writing Goals: Bait, Fish and Reel Report for March 2016
You know, I haven't done of these monthly goal accomplishment round ups since November of 2015! Whoops! But it's time to get back on track! At least, with sharing them publicly. I've been privately taking stock of my goals and progress, but I like being able to put them out here for a wider accountability! So here's a run-down of what I managed to accomplish in March 2016: Edited a client's 89,800 word erotic thriller novel. Edited just a bit of my own science fiction novel ... View Post
The 30 Day Writing Challenge: Days #15 – 28
Thirty days of insight, explanations, nostalgia and excerpts from my writing life. I came across a thing on Twitter the other day that looked too fun to pass up: The Thirty Day Writing Challenge (#TDWC). It asked 30 questions about your writing, and you were supposed to answer 1 question for each day of the month. It's been awhile since I've updated this (I've been very busy the last few weeks editing for a client and dealing with some real life stuff), but here we go! My answers for Days 15 ... View Post
The 30 Day Writing Challenge: Days #8 – 14
Thirty days of insight, explanations, nostalgia and excerpts from my writing life. I came across a thing on Twitter the other day that looked too fun to pass up: The Thirty Day Writing Challenge (#TDWC). It asked 30 questions about your writing, and you were supposed to answer 1 question for each day of the month. Here are my answers for the questions Days 8 - 14! #8 Your least favorite character out of all the characters you've written? At the moment ... Mr. Augustus Rutt, the Registry ... View Post
The 30 Day Writing Challenge, Days #4 – 7
Thirty days of insight, explanations, nostalgia and excerpts from my writing life. I came across a thing on Twitter the other day that looked too fun to pass up: The Thirty Day Writing Challenge (#TDWC). It asked 30 questions about your writing, and you were supposed to answer 1 question for each day of the month. Here are my answers for the questions Day 4-7! #4 A book you can't live without. Well, if we go by the very few books I've re-read in my life, it would have to be the Alien ... View Post
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