I won Camp NaNoWriMo yesterday! I’ve written over 35,000 words in the month of July. My initial goal was higher, but pregnancy brain got the better of me. So I lowered my goal to something more manageable (35k words) and completed it! I feel really good about the progress I’ve made writing The Sword of the… Read More July Writing and Reading Progress
I read The Carver earlier this month and was blown away and honored by the opportunity to interview the book’s author, Jacob Devlin afterward. The Carver is Jacob’s debut novel and the first in a trilogy, set partially in the real world and partially in another where all your favorite fairytales are real. With Ivory… Read More Interview with Jacob Devlin, author of The Carver
I thought I’d share some interesting mathematical facts about planning to write a 50,000 word novel and having an outline of plot points. For my current work in progress, I used the seven point structure: Hook Plot Turn 1 Pinch point 1 Midpoint Pinch point 2 Plot turn 2 Resolution Now, traditionally, these are set… Read More The Mathematics of Writing
This post might seem ridiculous at first glance, but the specifications for each book are actually pretty neat. Scan through and maybe you’ll end up deciding to do your own Princess Book Tag post! Egg Reader tagged me for this post. Angela is a serious bookworm. If you’re looking for a place to find regular… Read More The Princess Book Tag
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