Like the kick-off party on Halloween, our local chapter of Nanowrimo’s met for a pizza night to celebrate our month-long efforts, the first of December. It was fun to hear everyone’s stories and experiences as we wrapped up the event …
November 29th – mic drop! A day early but the story found it’s ending. I sat back and stared at the computer screen for a few minutes in disbelief. “Did that really just happen? Did I finish?” Yes! The story …
As it turns out having a goal and a competitive environment, even if it’s only for myself, is an effective motivation for me. The accountability of an encouraging group of similarly devoted “teammates” is helpful as well, maybe most useful. …
So much for keeping up with writing down my experiences while going through the NaNoWriMo challenge. I was too focused on getting my story down to stop and do anything else. Now, I’ll have to settle for re-counting the events …
I didn’t make the commitment to full-time writing very long ago, as in early 2016. I have one finished rough draft manuscript sitting in my drawer to edit. One thing about me though is that I like a challenge. So …