*Content warning, this post deals with themes of death- including that of animals- and grief. None of it violent, but it may be upsetting to some, all the same* January January started, honestly, the best it has started in years. I got some energy in my stocking for Christmas and used it to batch and …
Hey there, Misfits! It has been some time since I penned a blog post. Mostly, I’ve been super busy, I’ve been travelling, I’ve been celebrating my birthday, and also trying to overcome some challenges in my personal life. And also because secretly, I really hate blogging. But anyway, enough moaning. I’m here this morning to …
Editing is one of the most polarising aspects of writing. Some people love it, some people hate it; but we all have to do it. Here are some simple tricks to make every word count, especially when you have too many.
So I did a post about National Novel Writing Month in November. If that sounds a little intense for you, you might want to try Camp NaNoWriMo first, just to get your feet wet.
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You know about Magic Beans and Golden, and I’ve introduce you to Gaslamp. So you might be thinking that’s all I’ve got cooking, but you’d be so wrong. Here are my other current and ongoing projects.
For the last 3 NaNoWriMos and 6 Camp NaNo’s I’ve worked on the Greenstalk Universe, running Alois and Sulat through their paces and getting them into all sorts of trouble, with very few pauses. Well, this year is different. This year, I’m revisiting a very old setting and introducing a whole new cast of characters. …
Ok, so maybe not ‘interactive,’ but I don’t know what else to call it. I’ve been super busy lately in my personal life, so I don’t have the time to devote to my usual heavily researched blog posts. And then, as of Tuesday, I’m participating in my twelfth round of National Novel Writing Month (including …
Man, it feels like I’ve been introducing myself a lot lately. But, for you lovely people, I’ll do it again.
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