March 1! Spring is in the air! (Disguised as snowflakes. Still.)
I just wanted to pop in and mention Denise Jaden's March Madness Writing Challenge. I'm jumping on board to try to add 31,000 new words to my WIP. It's like a mini-Nano, but with prizes -- gotta love that! Anybody else want to come play?
Also, I dreamed about my novel last night. Nothing useful. I dreamed the MC was living in her father's garage, selling paper mache animals at parties, and I think her father might have been Santa Claus. No more lemon pie at bed time. I think those particular plot points can safely be left out of this draft.
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I'm too chicken and have other projects going on...next time, for sure.
Sarah,
I'm thinking of joining you. I need to jump start my story. It might do me good. Way good. I'll let you know. Barb
Jon -- Nothing chicken about you, posting your process for the world to see! This is just my way of skipping out on the Snowflake Method anyway. Ssshhh.
Barb -- Is this the story about the road trip? It sounds so good!
Rarely, if ever, do I wake up with anything useful for my writing. Maybe I should start eating lemon pie before sleeping?
Oh, and I noted you in my blog for the "Creative Writer Blogger Award." I know you were already nominated, but hey, with a fabulous new book on the way, why not be mentioned more than once?
Hi. I came over here from Cynthia Chapman Willis' blog. She and I share the same agent and I love her novels.
anyway -
this is very enticing to me. I really need to finish my WIP this month and I still have a ways to go. Prizes might help! thanks.
Thanks so much for spreading the word, Sarah!
But maybe the dream was useful anyway? I think I fantasize about dreaming of my MC. And of course those dreams would solve every single one of my writerly problems.
I'm in Sarah and I have to admit I'm scared. I don't like commitment - esp writing commitments. However, I'm committed now.
I'll keep in touch. Goals are to get a hold on the new novel I'm starting and to write every day til the 31st.
I'm with you Sarah. Though it's a bit scary. Hang in with me. Blessings.
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