Already thinking of NaNoWriMo. No idea what to write just yet and am counting on last-minute ideas, as usual. A Naruto fanfic like in 2007? (as if)
An open call for superheroes-themed short stories. I've already got a character and a 'verse to go with him! And no plot. Guess I could play the coming-of-age card for the... nth time. (tiny voice)
(And this is the 11th entry)
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inkingitout: Ways of maintaining a really, really long novel. Shounen series mangaka probably use all of these methods. I wonder if they also apply to a series?
The Ruby-Slippered Sisterhood writing festival begins today. This year my goal is to write at least 150 words per day. Sounds easy, yes? I'm also planning to do some editing and revising. My profile is here.
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fivetimesbb: A fic between 2k and 5k words. stseiya_fanfics: The 25 days of writing challenge. Participants commit themselves to achieving their own goals during the remaining 25 days of December.
And then there's inkingitout.
Links:
What to do when your WIP turns against you. Starting over does hurt, and is sometimes worth it.
One way to structure a short story. I needed this, since I'm learning to write original shorts.
Close the door. Write with no one looking over your shoulder. Don’t try to figure out what other people want to hear from you; figure out what you have to say. It’s the one and only thing you have to offer. - Barbara Kingsolver
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