I may have mentioned before that I’m not a big fan of prompts, but in NaNoWriMo I am a fan of arbitrary. Generally an arbitrary
I love word sprints and word wars. A word sprint, to me, is a writing for an allotted amount of time (although with Write Deck
I’d rather share a cool resource I’ve found and love instead of creating a writing prompt or writing exercise. If you are looking for prompts,
How’s you’re writing doing? I’m kinda behind, so instead of writing a new prompt, I’m going to give you a few sites to visit along
You’ll need a timer for this prompt. If you don’t have one, you can use this website: BLAM! You can also use writeordie.com. There is
I’m a fan of pop culture and it often finds its way into my stories. Either roll an 8-sided die (find an online die here:
I’m a fan of ABC stories (or ABC flash fictions). How it works: starting with A, each sentence begins with the next letter of the
Here are links to all the planning stuff: Finding time Finding money Food stuffs Find your jams A Hoard of Inspiration Find Your Writing Posse
Setting in writing is a lot like editing in a movie: if it’s good, it will be part of the story without drawing the reader’s
I understand that Chris Baty (founder of NaNoWriMo) wrote a book called No Plot, No Problem. And since you’re writing 50,000 words in a month, maybe