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Saturday Morning Video: THE NANOWRIMO SONG by All Caps

It’s that time again! I’m most likely not going to make 50K this time around–really, with work and my reading schedule, I’m just aiming for 1K/day, or 30K total of my current WIP, and that I’m on track for, so I’m pretty happy 🙂

Shannon Lee Alexander, Author of LIFE AFTER JULIET, Offers Camp “NaNoReMo” Advice!

In case you missed it, I reviewed Shannon’s LIFE AFTER JULIET here! (Spoiler alert–SO GOOD!)   Hello, Campers! It’s Camp NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month) time! Anyone ever thought about writing a novel in a month? No? Me either. Some people can be creative under pressure, but I don’t work that way. My creativity shuts down in a big hurry when I’m being pushed to create. Now, if it were Camp NaNoReMo (National Novel Revision Month), then I’d be totally game. I’d be the first one sitting around that campfire singing Kumbaya! We could sit around roasting marshmallows and feeding the…

A Conversation with Samantha Chase, Author of I’LL BE THERE (Montgomery Brothers #6–with a giveaway!)

Enter to Win a $50 Amazon eGift Card and  a Signed Print Set of the Montgomery Brothers Series Thanks so much for agreeing to be with us today, Samantha! Thank you for having me here today, Becky!! What 5 things should readers know about you? Oh my goodness…where do I even begin?? I am a voracious reader of contemporary romance and no, I never sway from that genre. 2. I am addicted to HGTV. Seriously, I could watch that channel 24/7. I don’t have an assistant so every time I comment on Facebook or respond to an email, you are…

Saturday Morning Video: THE NANOWRIMO SONG by All Caps

In case you’re doing NaNo this year and need a little boost: (…and if you are doing NaNo this year, I am officially jealous!) Camp Nano, I’m all yours this July!

Saturday Morning Video: NANOWRIMO–Story Troupes: Fear Not (featuring Nika Harper)

In case you’re NOT attempting graduate school right now, and actually have time to write fun stuff… Never fear the troupes! When done well, they work 🙂

Saturday Morning Video: THE HERO’S JOURNEY (as explained by Glove & Boots)

  October’s already half over–half over! NaNoWriMo is coming, and Glove and Boots are here to help you prepare…

Saturday Morning Videos: THE NANOWRIMO SONG by All Caps

It’s the midpoint, and OMG, I AM SO BEHIND. Anyone else need a pick-me-up? It’s scary just how accurate this is to how you feel at each part of the month… “Can you remind me why I thought that this would be fun…?” TRUTH, sister.

Ready…Set…NaNoWriMo! Help Scott Westerfeld Write a Flash Twitter Story with SimonTeen Pulseit

This is so cool! Writing really is done just one sentence at a time… Feeling daunted by NaNoWriMo, but still want to write? Never fear, Pulseit is here! Join@simonteen and #pulseitwrites for a twitter flash fiction story that will span the entire month! How it Works: Author extraordinare, Scott Westerfeld, tweets out the first line of the story. Tweet the next sentence using #pulseitwrites. They’ll pick their favorite the next day at 5 PM EST and retweet the next line of the story! Follow the entire story through Simon Teen Pulseit’s blogpost! Check out the original post here.

Bonus Saturday Morning Video: Get Ready for NaNoWriMo with founder Chris Baty!

ONE WEEK TO GO. I will be ready. Maybe. Probably. I hope…. What is NaNoWriMo? I’m so glad you asked! Hear all about it from Chris Baty himself–the guy who wrote No Plot? No Problem! and started this whole crazy shebang. The audio’s not great for the first few minutes of the video, but the problem is resolved fairly quickly, so it’s worth it to stick with it. It’s not too late to join the insanity! 😉

Author Bridie Hall (MY SUMMER ROOMMATE) Talks About Inspiration (with Giveaways!)

Anyone else not ready to let summer go yet? Maybe reading this book can help! 😉 (And yeah, more writing talk. I am determined to be better prepared for NaNo this year!) Where Do You Get Your Inspiration From? First, I’d like to thank you for hosting me on your blog today. One of the most often asked questions a writer hears is about where they get their inspiration from. One of the most often answers is: everywhere. Just like every book is different, so the inspiration for each book comes from different places, people, or events. Everything can, indeed,…