What if You Don’t? by Catharine Bramkamp
Let’s welcome back monthly columnist Catharine Bramkamp as she shares with us about “What if You Don’t?”
Tagged: nanowrimo
Thanks for the Energy! by Nevada McPherson
As I get a bit older, one of the things I’m most grateful for are those times when my energy is high and I’m in the creative zone.
NaNoWriMo: Purists Read No Further! by Martin Haworth
This time last year, I was faced with a challenge that I never thought I would take up. I’d written a few short stories and lots of non-fiction articles, as well as a whole raft of short e-books on leadership.
The Power of Nanowrimo + Survey! by Beth Barany
Updated: August 1, 2023 IN THIS ARTICLE — On the power of Nanowrimo (National Novel Writing Month) and a Survey for you! Jump here to take the survey right away. ** What good things...
Daily Writing Tactics by Martin Haworth
Consistency has never been my strong point. I’ll say that up front. So the opportunity to write about how I manage to overcome this failing is something of a cathartic exercise for me.
Q&A with Seana Graham, Award-Winning Author
Please welcome Seana Graham to our Featured Q&A series at Writer’s Fun Zone. If you’d like to be considered for an interview, check out our guidelines here.
Overcoming Criticism by Martin Haworth
Please help me welcome Martin Haworth to Writer’s Fun Zone as he shares with us “Overcoming Criticism.” Enjoy!
You’re Not A Failure, Even if You’ve Failed by Carol Malone
Please welcome author and book coach in training Carol Malone. Today she’s going to share an article about goal setting success … or failure? Enjoy!
What Does NaNoWriMo Have in Common with Baseball? by Carol Malone
As I was sitting in my favorite chair in my family room watching the Chicago Cubs beat the snot out of the Los Angeles Dodgers – my team – during the fourth National League Championship game, I thought how similar NaNoWriMo
The Reality of Being a Writer by Jami Gray
Let’s welcome back monthly columnist Jami Gray as she shares with us “The Reality of Being a Writer.” Enjoy!
Can You Make Editing Fun? by Carol Malone
Please welcome author and book coach in training Carol Malone.Today she’s sharing her article regarding various ways to make book editing fun. Enjoy!
Crankiness + Growth
For the last few weeks, I’ve been go through what my colleagues at the Berkeley Psychic Institute call “a growth period.”
Why I Don’t Hate Editing by Hugh Tipping
Arguably, the most popular episode of the 1950’s sitcom “I Love Lucy” was the episode “Job Switching” in which friends Lucy and Ethel took a job in a candy factory. In that episode’s celebrated scene, they had to hand wrap individual chocolates moving along a conveyor belt into a packing room. They were able to keep up until the belt sped up resulting in a hilarious scramble to prevent any unwrapped candies from getting by.
Losing NaNo This Year Does Not Make Me a Loser By Raina Schell
This is the first year in the three years that I’ve been doing NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writer’s Month) that I didn’t “win”. In case you don’t know, NaNo is where you write 50,000 words in the month of November. I started my fourth novel for NaNo this year and then life got in the way. I’ve been disciplined enough to write a novel outside of November in the past but having that month to completely focus on word count has always been ground breaking. Being competitive with yourself works for some people but not for others. It works for me.
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