Tag: NaNoWriMo

Shout Out to NaNoWriMo

Shout Out to NaNoWriMo

I didn’t put out my usual Wednesday quote post. I can’t claim any particular reason, except for being caught up in the emotion of current events. I want to speak out against white supremacy and race-based violence, but haven’t found the words to do so. I’m here to be an ally and will be listening […]

On the eve of NaNoWriMo…

On the eve of NaNoWriMo…

NaNo (National Novel Writing Month) is a big deal to writers, a commitment to writing a 50,000 word story. In a month. The month of November…tomorrow. Here’s an article I found on Erin Morgenstern’s blog: An essay by Chuck Wendig on Why you should do NaNoWriMo…and why you shouldn’t. Ok I decided a few weeks […]

Posted October 31, 2015 by Laurel Wanrow in Writing / 0 Comments

PAWN Milestone reached!

I’ve been writing every day for 14 days on my PAWN – Playing Along With Nano story – the one that isn’t really Nano credible because it’s one I’d started before Nov 1 (story here). Yet, because of my travels over the last year (another story!) I needed the daily discipline NaNo encourages in writing. […]

Posted November 14, 2014 by Laurel Wanrow in Writing / 3 Comments
Day 2 of NaNo: The Switch

Day 2 of NaNo: The Switch

I signed up for NaNoWriMo. Then realized I couldn’t. I’m far enough along in The Binding, my head is filled with the story. I want–I need–to write on it. For NaNo that writing can’t really count for a ‘win’, not when other NaNo writers start from scratch. So The Binding it is. I’ve decided to […]

Posted November 2, 2014 by Laurel Wanrow in Writing / 0 Comments