That’s what I’ll do today. I’ve printed out my last three chapters and need to read through them again. Then I’ll write some more. Last week was light on words. 1822 words written, for a total of 60145. I’m happy … Continue reading →
“Child, to say the very thing you really mean, the whole of it, nothing more or less or other than what you really mean; that’s the whole art and joy of words.†― C.S. Lewis
Continue reading →Word count was on the low side of normal last week, 2206 words for a total of 58323. I’ve been aiming for roughly 75,000 words, and let me tell you that’s a lot of words for a slow writer like … Continue reading →
Let me start by saying that I hate Daylight Savings Time. I don’t care which time cycle the country decides to use, but for the love of Solstice, just pick one and stay with it, okay? This changing back and … Continue reading →
Last week went well, and I wrote 2843 words for a total 53360 to date. The middle stretch of the book was hard, but working my way to the end is harder in its own way. I know the end … Continue reading →
“Amateurs sit and wait for inspiration, the rest of us just get up and go to work.†― Stephen King, On Writing
Continue reading →I am happy to have passed 50,000 words at last. I started this novel during NaNoWriMo last November, where the goal is to hit 50,000 words in one month. Alas, I have never in my life been that fast a … Continue reading →
Last week I managed to write 2779 words, bringing me to a total of 49258. I am in Chapter 17, and estimate there will be another 8-10 chapters for a total of roughly 25. It’s only an estimate because, as … Continue reading →
And time to report on last week’s progress on the novel. There was progress. That’s the good news. A total of 2553 words, bringing the total to 46479 words as of now. I’m still thinking the book will top out … Continue reading →
Last week went well, and I wrote a total of 4431 words. That brings me to 43926 on the novel. Hard to say how long this book will end up, but I feel like I’m a bit past half-way through. … Continue reading →