can't help telling stories
I love the idea of NaNoWriMo. My heart is in it; sadly, in November, my schedule is not. But, June! I’m giving this a try. Care to join the challenge?
#JuNoWriMo Is Upon Us. Featuring: an #amwriting Giveaway! | Becca J. Campbell
http://www.beccajcampbell.com/writing/junowrimo-is-upon-us-featuring-an-amwriting-giveaway/
And if you’re really interested, join the JuNoWriMo blog hop.
Here are some more winners to learn from. Anybody wonder why Stephen King is at the top of the list?
2015 Edgar Award Winners Announced : The Booklist Reader.
http://www.booklistreader.com/2015/04/30/book-awards/2015-edgar-award-winners-announced/
This is for all my friends who, like me, have a fulltime job and want to write, too. Try this. Even if you can’t squeeze 25 minutes into your day, try 10 or 15.
How 25 Minutes A Day Can Help You Achieve Your Writing Dreams – SuccessWorks.
http://seocopywriting.com/achieve-writing-dream/
I don’t know if I think these really are the 10 best opening lines, but they are all memorable. Clearly some are so memorable that people know them who haven’t even read the books they come from. What’s your best opening line?
Top 10 Best Book Opening Lines | A Writer’s Path.
http://ryanlanz.com/2015/04/25/top-10-best-book-opening-lines/
Feeling like you’re writing but getting nowhere. Try this tip for a while and see if it helps.
The Remedy for Unproductive Busyness – HBR.
https://hbr.org/2015/04/the-remedy-for-unproductive-busyness
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