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leightaylorwrites: i – with my debut novel (aka my only source of income) having sold less than 30 copies after 4 weeks – am currently sitting here after not eating for over a day, wondering when or where my next… Read moreabout indie authors who make $5 a month
leightaylorwrites: i – with my debut novel (aka my only source of income) having sold less than 30 copies after 4 weeks – am currently sitting here after not eating for over a day, wondering when or where my next… Read moreabout indie authors who make $5 a month
Hi! I haven’t really read up on it before, so here are some pages that I found: http://deborahkalin.com/blog/2015/10/writing-fiction-and-the-bullet-journal-method/ http://deborahkalin.com/blog/2015/08/wherein-our-author-finds-inefficiency-more-efficient-after-all/ http://deborahkalin.com/blog/2015/10/i-had-one-job/ http://bulletjournal.com/ https://www.reddit.com/r/bulletjournal/comments/43sjb7/any_novelistsfiction_writers_use_the_bullet/ https://www.pinterest.com/rachaellucas1/writing-planning-for-writers/ http://barrymorris.net/3-bullet-journal-tips-for-writing-a-book-paper-or-anything-else-that-matters/ https://jennimyburgh.wordpress.com/2015/04/07/bullet-journal-the-writers-answer-to-getting-things-done/ http://www.cre84me.info/organization-introduction-to-the-bullet-journal-method/ Some of the other sites were flagged by my anti-virus, so be on the… Read moreHey there! So, I recently saw an article about sort of outlining novels/fantasy on a bullet journal. You would take notes on characters, geography, plot, progress and all. But I was a bit busy when I saw it, so I lost the article. Would you happen to know any posts about bullet journaling for a writer/novel/fantasy? It would reeeeaaally help me! Thank you!!!
Hi! I haven’t really read up on it before, so here are some pages that I found: http://deborahkalin.com/blog/2015/10/writing-fiction-and-the-bullet-journal-method/ http://deborahkalin.com/blog/2015/08/wherein-our-author-finds-inefficiency-more-efficient-after-all/ http://deborahkalin.com/blog/2015/10/i-had-one-job/ http://bulletjournal.com/ https://www.reddit.com/r/bulletjournal/comments/43sjb7/any_novelistsfiction_writers_use_the_bullet/ https://www.pinterest.com/rachaellucas1/writing-planning-for-writers/ http://barrymorris.net/3-bullet-journal-tips-for-writing-a-book-paper-or-anything-else-that-matters/ https://jennimyburgh.wordpress.com/2015/04/07/bullet-journal-the-writers-answer-to-getting-things-done/ http://www.cre84me.info/organization-introduction-to-the-bullet-journal-method/ Some of the other sites were flagged by my anti-virus, so be on the… Read moreHey there! So, I recently saw an article about sort of outlining novels/fantasy on a bullet journal. You would take notes on characters, geography, plot, progress and all. But I was a bit busy when I saw it, so I lost the article. Would you happen to know any posts about bullet journaling for a writer/novel/fantasy? It would reeeeaaally help me! Thank you!!!
cosetties: i really like the advice “write marginalized characters but don’t write about marginalization unless you experience it” absolutely i think cis people should expand their horizons and write trans characters, but they shouldn’t write stories about being trans. likewise i… Read more
cosetties: i really like the advice “write marginalized characters but don’t write about marginalization unless you experience it” absolutely i think cis people should expand their horizons and write trans characters, but they shouldn’t write stories about being trans. likewise i… Read more
You can read all the books about writing and take all the classes about writing that you want, but the Horrible Truth is that nothing will teach you to write, except the act of putting words on paper. Diana Gabaldon… Read more
You can read all the books about writing and take all the classes about writing that you want, but the Horrible Truth is that nothing will teach you to write, except the act of putting words on paper. Diana Gabaldon… Read more
tamorapierce: This seems to be a recurring question – both one of general curiosity and, specifically, one that has been asked about the Numair books. First, please remember that while machines are involved in publishing, those involved in publishing are… Read moreWhy does publishing take so long?
tamorapierce: This seems to be a recurring question – both one of general curiosity and, specifically, one that has been asked about the Numair books. First, please remember that while machines are involved in publishing, those involved in publishing are… Read moreWhy does publishing take so long?
There’s a great little event going on today! A bunch of Kindle books about writing are only 99 cents! Do check the reviews before you purchase them–what sounds good at first may not be something that would work for you…. Read moreMarch to a Bestseller 3: A One-Day Sale on Books for Authors | Facebook
There’s a great little event going on today! A bunch of Kindle books about writing are only 99 cents! Do check the reviews before you purchase them–what sounds good at first may not be something that would work for you…. Read moreMarch to a Bestseller 3: A One-Day Sale on Books for Authors | Facebook
Hi~ Okay, I’m going to link to some of my old posts that seem relevant (some of which are from the first few months of this blog, wow), and then I’m going to write something personally just for you and… Read moreHello dear! I’m sure you’ve answered this question already, so I’d be content with a simple link, if you can find the post. 🙂 My problem is that I WANT to write. I have all these amazing stories inside my head, new ideas every day, but it seems I just can’t pick myself up to sit down and write them! Somehow I perceive the process of writing as a lot of work, even though I know it would just take me about 1h daily. I usually give up after 2-3 days. Any tips?
Hi~ Okay, I’m going to link to some of my old posts that seem relevant (some of which are from the first few months of this blog, wow), and then I’m going to write something personally just for you and… Read moreHello dear! I’m sure you’ve answered this question already, so I’d be content with a simple link, if you can find the post. 🙂 My problem is that I WANT to write. I have all these amazing stories inside my head, new ideas every day, but it seems I just can’t pick myself up to sit down and write them! Somehow I perceive the process of writing as a lot of work, even though I know it would just take me about 1h daily. I usually give up after 2-3 days. Any tips?
Books choose their authors; the act of creation is not entirely a rational and conscious one. Salman Rushdie (via maxkirin)
Books choose their authors; the act of creation is not entirely a rational and conscious one. Salman Rushdie (via maxkirin)
Networking. It just sounds like such a cold word, doesn’t it? It sounds impersonal and really business-like, right? Well, I’m here to help! One of the biggest parts of being a writer is communicating with other people in the writing… Read moreNetworking: Not What You Think (Plus, My April Conference Adventures, Part 1)
Networking. It just sounds like such a cold word, doesn’t it? It sounds impersonal and really business-like, right? Well, I’m here to help! One of the biggest parts of being a writer is communicating with other people in the writing… Read moreNetworking: Not What You Think (Plus, My April Conference Adventures, Part 1)
