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On November 1, National Novel Writing Month will kick off, and a bunch of people will spend the month writing feverishly, three of your fangirls included. Don’t know what NaNoWriMo is? Here’s their explanation:
National Novel Writing Month is a fun, seat-of-your-pants approach to novel writing. Participants begin writing November 1. The goal is [...]
It seems contradictory, to write about writer’s block, doesn’t it? Well… I don’t know if I’d say that I’m writing right now. More like sitting here in front of my computer, wracking my brain for something to write about, and thinking about giving up and playing The Sims instead.
In fact, I just paused [...]
One of my writing projects involves a great deal of worldbuilding. It’s not a pure fantasy world, though, but rather a world that’s heavily influenced by a wide variety of human mythologies and folklore systems, so building this world is a completely different monster.
I’ve always liked creating new worlds. In fact, I think I [...]
Part of me cheers Jeff Deck and Benjamin Henson for going on The Great Typo Hunt, chronicled in their new book of the same name. Who hasn’t seen one of those “12 Items or Less” signs at the grocery store and wanted to shout, “FEWER! IT SHOULD BE FEWER!” to everyone in line? [...]
