Welcome to my new blog, which now includes content from many of the blogs I’ve created over the years. You can now also access content via category from this one page instead of having to search for my individual blogs, which were scattered over various platforms and websites.
Originally posted in Writer Unboxed. See my other comics in Writer Unboxed.
I mentioned earlier that the members of my MiG Writers critique group have all posted their work goals for the coming year: here’s the post. Thanks to Christy Farley (whose YA novel GILDED debuts this November) for putting this post together! One of the reasons I’m so looking forward to the . . .
Too often, writing challenges end up in frustration and guilt rather than motivation. If you’re looking for a writing challenge but have limited or unpredictable time to write, try my 250, 500 and 1000 words/day challenge. And if you’re on Facebook, you can encourage and commiserate with other writers on the 250/500/1000 . . .
Originally posted in Writer Unboxed. See my other comics in Writer Unboxed.
I used to set ambitious New Year’s goals every year (“I’m going to write 2000 words a day, every day!”) but then get discouraged when I inevitably realized that, once again, I had set a goal or goals that were unrealistic. Or that had originally realistic but then got put . . .
I’m going to try updating Will Write For Chocolate more regularly in 2013; I have so much more material now. 🙂 You can also get updates via the Will Write For Chocolate FB Page, on Google+, and on Pinterest.
A while ago, I asked how you all discover books to read. 239 responded. Here’s what you said: Q: How do you discover new books to read? Keep in mind that most of the respondents are kidlit/YA and/or publishing industry people. 71% describe themselves as writers, 16% book bloggers, 13% teachers, 9% . . .
The Office Of Letters and Light not only organizes NaNoWriMo but also the Young Writers Program, Script Frenzy and the Script Frenzy Young Writers Program, among other events. The goal: to help kids and adults find the inspiration, encouragement and structure they need to reach their creative potential. Here’s a video from my friends Debs & Errol about why donating . . .