[tweetmeme] You guys! Have you seen Scrivener 2.0 for the Mac? I HEART Scrivener and this new version makes me even more weak at the knees. Not sure whether I’ll need every single thing Scrivener 2.0 has to offer, but I’ll be able to customize it to the way I work, which is key. If…
[tweetmeme] Man. I hoped all of you would have forgotten about my Three Day Novel Experiment by now, but apparently, time did not favor me this time around. But, you all are just so awesome, you know? You cheered me on and left encouraging notes throughout my posts…all of your support meant so much. And…
[tweetmeme] Sometimes they work. And, sometimes they fail. Of course it’s been over a month since I last wrote on this blog (*hangs head in shame*)…perhaps you’re no longer interested in reading about my Three Day Novel Experiment. What say you?
[tweetmeme] …in other words, I’ve started my Three Day Novel. And guess what? I’ve decided not to worry about word count, otherwise, I will never try to do this. So, forget about 60,000 words. I’m even going to forget about the 30,000 words. This is the time to just take a walk on the wild…
[tweetmeme] Okay, I lied. I need to write one more time before I actually start this Three Day Novel Experiment because I have a little secret. Here’s my confession. I’m a bit stressed. I mean, who do I think I am that I can write a 60,000 word draft in three days? Especially when I…
[tweetmeme] Today is all about plotting my novel for The Three Day Novel Experiment. This time around, I’m going to use Elana Johnson’s How to Write a Synopsis post to focus on my plot outline AND my synopsis. Go on, read Elana’s post and tell me it can’t be done. I’ll wait. Okay. What do…
[tweetmeme] Details are really important to me. I’ve interrupted writing sprees to research the little things, all to construct realistic scenes of places I’ve never seen, traditions I’ve never practiced, clothing and accessories I’ve never worn. Some people may think it’s a time waster, but I believe these details will help me create a believable…
[tweetmeme] Yay! You came back! So glad the idea of The Three Day Novel Experiment didn’t make you run for the hills. It’s an intriguing concept, isn’t it? 60,000 words in three days? All I can say is this gives me hope that perhaps I can finish a first draft quickly, rather than take FOREVER and…
[tweetmeme] It’s been awhile since I last wrote. Please know I have a good excuse. It’s all for you. Actually, it’s for me, but you’ll get the benefits of living vicariously through my crazy experiment. And if you dare, you can join me in this journey… To write a novel in THREE days. What? Am…
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