Writing. Editing. Paper. Food.
Back in the old days, you were a tough guy if you knew how to hold a sword. This illusion of sword being the best tool for world conquest only started to shatter when tough guys started to notice that their ladies were fawning over the pale, fragile and sickly type of people who wereContinue reading “[Guest Post] A Keyboard is Mightier…”
My eleventh grade English class read Frankenstein, and it started a debate with my teacher. There is a scene in the book where the monster meets a blind girl. The girl, not able to see the monster’s deformities, befriends him, and for the first time, someone treats him with compassion. My teacher told us thatContinue reading “[Guest Post] Frankenstein and the Private Eye”
You may have noticed a few new changes around the site – or, if you’re new, maybe you’re just getting used to it. I’ll give you a rundown of what I’m doing differently these days. New Theme: I change themes once in a while, and I felt it was time to move to a newContinue reading “Site Updates for December 2011”
It’s now December 1st and you’ve got a spanking new 50,000 word novel (or at least a substantial part of a novel). What are you doing to do? If the novel’s not complete, finish it. You’ve got momentum coming out of NaNo, really good writing habits, and the ideas are still sunshiny fresh. Besides, yourContinue reading “[Guest Post] Hit Fast Forward”
Hi Feliza, thanks for having me! Now that NaNoWriMo is over for another year, it’s time to start planning for next year. (Tongue in cheek.) I first heard about National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) through Chris Baty’s book No Plot, No Problem and I was hooked. I did my first NaNoWriMo in 2007 – andContinue reading “[Guest Post] A NaNo Strategy to Help You Win NaNoWriMo”
Feliza Casano 