Welcome to the middle of November! Its also the middle of NaNoWriMo. This is the halfway point! So, now what? First of all, don’t stress yourself. There isn’t a written … Continue reading The NaNoWriMo Halfway Point
Welcome to the middle of November! Its also the middle of NaNoWriMo. This is the halfway point! So, now what? First of all, don’t stress yourself. There isn’t a written … Continue reading The NaNoWriMo Halfway Point
Keep pushing…
Hello, dear readers! I’m using this NaNoWriMo to complete a book I began writing earlier this year. So far, NaNoWriMo has put me in a writing mood, and I’ve been … Continue reading A Sample from Barrin Heights
One day at a time, fellow writers! I’m earning my badges on NaNoWriMo.org by updating my word count as often as possible!
Welcome all of you writers, authors and fans of Do-It-Yourself! Today is November 7, 2020: Indie Author Day. Today is the day we celebrate independent authors and share information in … Continue reading It’s Indie Author Day!
Did you ever read the story of Achilles? He was one of the greatest warriors in Greek mythology. He fought against the Trojans in the Trojan War. His one weakness … Continue reading Every Hero Needs A Handicap
That’s right, folks: this one’s for the boys. Oh, of course anyone can read it, but I Probably Should Have Kept That To Myself is much more male-centric than my … Continue reading Aidan Sirci Headlines W.E.’s First Guy’s Fiction
Next month is NaNoWriMo!! National Novel Writing Month. It’s a great time to finish that novel that you’ve been writing. I’ve had a few inquiries regarding NaNoWriMo and whether or … Continue reading NaNoWriMo Success Stories
WARNING: THIS POST CONTAINS SPOILERS!!!!! I’m a fan of literary cliffhangers. They can lead to another arc of a story, or simply create a series of questions in the reader’s … Continue reading The Importance of “Jo Fuentes: Project Sleep”
How do you know when Summer has changed into Fall? How can you tell? There are a few signs: the leaves begin to change color, the temperature becomes cooler, and … Continue reading Different Seasons: The Use of Time in Fiction