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Writing a New Story: Using the Story Equation’s Lindy Hop Plot Structure

Writing a New Story: Using the Story Equation’s Lindy Hop Plot Structure

by Jill Williamson | Oct 11, 2023 | Brainstorming, First Drafts, Learning from Other Authors, NaNoWriMo, Plot, Story Structure, Writing

For the past few months, I’ve been taking you through my process of developing my upcoming Blood of Kings Legends short novel using The Story Equation by Susan May Warren. This story is about Guy and Girl. (I cannot yet share their names because my contracts says I...
Six Things I Learned While Writing a Novel in Two Months

Six Things I Learned While Writing a Novel in Two Months

by Stephanie Morrill | Mar 23, 2022 | Guest Posts, NaNoWriMo, The Craft of Writing, Writing

Stephanie here. I’m SO excited to be hosting Colin Cannici today! Colin has been a part of our community for a while now, and I loved reading his insights from writing a novel so quickly. I kept finding myself nodding as I read through it. Even if you’re...
Writing a Book Takes More Than Magic

Writing a Book Takes More Than Magic

by Shannon Dittemore | Nov 24, 2021 | Author Life, Creativity, NaNoWriMo, Writing

Author Alice Hoffman says, “Books may well be the only true magic.” It’s a lovely quote, isn’t it? Paints the book world in sparkles and shimmering daydreams. And while there are arguments to make against the idea, why would we do that? Books...
NaNoWriMo: Why I’m Quitting This Year

NaNoWriMo: Why I’m Quitting This Year

by Jill Williamson | Nov 18, 2020 | Author Life, Discovery Writing, Encouragement, First Drafts, Learning from Other Authors, NaNoWriMo, Story Beginnings, Writing

(First, did you see I posted a giveaway blog post on Monday? If you missed it, go and enter!) Now… anyone doing National Novel Writing Month this year? I was. My goal was not so much to win (reach 50,000 words) as it was to write something totally fun—just for...
Nine Tips For Managing Your Writing Time

Nine Tips For Managing Your Writing Time

by Stephanie Morrill | Nov 4, 2020 | NaNoWriMo, Time Management, Writing Life

It’s NaNoWriMo season! How many GTW NaNoWrimers do we have? (Please leave us a comment and tell us!) I’ve done NaNoWrimo twice and really enjoyed it. I love the energy of the writing community this time of year. Even when I’m not participating in...
National Novel Writing Month: Final Check-In

National Novel Writing Month: Final Check-In

by Shannon Dittemore | Nov 30, 2018 | Author Life, NaNoWriMo, Writing

November 30th, you guys. It is officially the last day of National Novel Writing Month. I’m posting this through a grin because neither Jill, Steph or I won NaNo this year. We gave it our best effort and pulled up short. I have things to say to those of you who hit...
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