Tag Archives: NaNo
The Pants are a Lie
If you’ve ever participated in NaNo, you’ve probably heard of the term “pantsing” in a different context than pulling someone’s pants down. “Pantsing” is a short hand for “writing by the seat of your pants” in opposition to outlining and … Continue reading
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Tagged drafting, NaNo, Outlining, Pantsing, plotholes, writing, writing by the seat of your pants
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NaNo WriMo 2015
I wasn’t going to do NaNo because I can’t fast draft non-first drafts. My current WIP is on the final draft. I came up with a story idea that my Facebook friends liked, and my bestie said she’d come up … Continue reading
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Tagged baby, editing, goals, motherhood, NaNo, NaNoWriMo, writing
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On Writing When You Can’t
If you read my last post about Challenge Mode: Baby, you know that this year’s NaNo is hard for me. It’s actually really hard for me. Normally by the end of day two, I’m up to 15,000 words or thereabouts. … Continue reading
Due to the hierarchy of procrastination and my 80 wpm typing speed, NaNo has never been a problem for me. My long-windedness serves me well in NaNo. The hierarchy is easy: games and facebook are the worst distractions, no real … Continue reading
Greetings, minions! This is to be a short post with a few short notes. One, I will be trying to write and schedule posts ahead of time, but in case I’m not able to, I may miss a few upcoming … Continue reading
Build a Villain Workshop 