It also means that the Young Writers Program at NaNoWriMo just put up an article I wrote entitled, Mine Your Life. Who knew when I participated two years ago that I would be one of their "Writer's Block" authors this year? Not me!
Thursday, November 4, 2010
National Novel Writing Month has arrived!
It also means that the Young Writers Program at NaNoWriMo just put up an article I wrote entitled, Mine Your Life. Who knew when I participated two years ago that I would be one of their "Writer's Block" authors this year? Not me!
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I'll have to check out the article this weekend - I haven't done much of anything - no writing or anything else. Just want to get through work and out of this funk. See you in the postings and good luck with your NaNo finishing first draft month - lol - E :)
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I'm finding the daily word count very challenging, but it's been interesting to try.
Good luck with your project!
Oooooh! Congrats, Carol! Great article, useful and to the point.
I can hardly wait to see what you have in store for the Write2Ignite! Teen Track next Feb.
Blessings,
Jean
Thanks everyone, for your support. YEs, Constance--it is challenging and I can't say that I've met my 2000/word day goal but it does get you in the chair and writing, doesn't it?
Jean, glad you liked the article!
Thanks ladies, for your comments.I have learned so much from Joyce that I am happy to rejoice in her accomplishments and milestones!
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