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Wordcraft by Dennis L Hitzeman: On writing and needing a gimmick to write
I’ve discovered recently that I need gimmicks to write. At some level, it offends me that I need to have some trick to convince myself to do what I know I want to do, but the fact is that it’s … Continue reading → Continue reading
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Tagged Camp NaNoWriMo, Camp NaNoWriMo April 2019, gimmicks, goals, psychology, tricks, Work Ethic, Writing
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Wordcraft by Dennis L Hitzeman: Coming in 2019
I am hoping to have a productive writing year in 2019. My main goal is to stick with and finish writing the first drafts of what may end up being as many as 10 books in a series that begins … Continue reading → Continue reading
Writing: My NaNoWriMo 2016 review
Or, so you wrote 50,000 words. Now what? I am being honest when I say how easy NaNoWriMo was for me this year. Of course, saying it was easy is a relative claim, but the fact is that this latest 50,000 words came out with less struggle than I have ever experienced writing anything long or […] Continue reading
Writing: Done before it started: a NaNoWriMo cautionary tale
I had a great idea for NaNoWriMo this year, one I conceived of months ago and have thought about a lot since then. Unfortunately, thinking is all I did about it, with the result being that my attempt at writing 50,000 words in 30 days died almost before it began. There is something of a […] Continue reading
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Tagged failing, ideas, NaNoWriMo 2015, succeeding, Writing
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