FabledPress Anna Kolomalu

These are my 5 Tips for being successful at Nanowrimo (National Novel Writing Month)


Exercise (I know it's out there, listen to the podcast)
Prep & Organize
Dedicated Time & Space
Put away your electronics (minus your computer if that's what your writing with)
You are only failing if... (Listen to the podcast to find out.)

Please Like, Share & Comment. Would love to hear from both those who are new to Nanowrimo and those who have been around the block. What do you find helpful?

Short, follow up on my Nanowrimo experience this year. More to follow I’m sure.

Here is the link to Plot-Your-Novel Activity Book: An Aid To Plotting Your First Novel, by G. Pettigrew

I hope you find it helpful. This episode is an update about my progress and a few helpful hints for those who are starting Nanowrimo this year. Good luck, hope you enjoy the episode. Looking forward to another crazy attempt at writing a Novel in a Month. 

On this journey to trying to finish writing a novel in a month. This is my second year making the attempt. I'm really looking forward to it. I discuss some of the expectations I had last year vs this year, and what I think it's going to take to make it happen this year.  Will be keeping people up-to-date about how it's going in quick 5 minute follow ups. 

Here we go. Again!

Well, I failed to write 50,000 words during Nanowrimo. I failed big time. But I learned a lot and I still have a story to tell. So I am going to keep writing, even if it takes me til next April to finish. So I am going to take you with me as I continue to navigate my way through this novel. 

I have decided to participate in NanoWrimo this year. I have wanted to do it for awhile, and life has always granted excuses to put it off. But this year come h*** or high water, I am going to make it happen. Come on the journey with me as I try to write a 50,000 word novel in 30 days!