The Epilogue Has Been Nominated For An Award!

Okay, okay it's a fictitious award. Don't you hate it when measly facts steal your thunder? I've been nominated for the 'Liebster Award' by way of Chris Votey. The Liebster (Or 'Liebby' as we call it in the biz) is a way to introduce readers to smaller blogs. Basically a chain email of awesome. Along with a signal boost you get a fun Q&A. Here's mine.

Project 200: Tips and Tricks (The Seeds and Plot Folder)

In the Tips & Tricks posts I be passing along tips and tricks I’ve discovered or found that have helped me and I believe will help you. Also, I invite you to take a look back and see how close you got to your goal of writing 200 words every day.

Project 200: Making A Space

True, all we really need to write is paper or a pen, or a computer, but I think having a dedicated writing space is vital in making writing an everyday, lasting habit. 

Chapter Three: In Which Bella Is Almost Hit By A Car (Hooray!), But Survives (Dammit!)

This was a difficult chapter to spork. Part of this chapter takes place in a hospital, and as I work in the medical field I found the medical inaccuracies particularly grating. Also, Edward is particularly douchey in this chapter. Multiple times I’ve had my arm drawn back, prepared to hurl my Kindle across the room. But I managed to persevere and so I present to you: Chapter Three! 

Project 200: Why Tracking Your Word Count Is Important

How long did it take you to write the last chapter of your novel? How about your last manuscript? How many words do you average per day? I guarantee that if you asked Stephen King or JK Rowling those questions, they would know. If you want to take your writing seriously, you need to be tracking how many words you write a day. This is important for five reasons.

Project 200: Making An Introduction

I have long been envious of prolific writers like Stephen King and Neil Gaiman, it seems like they have a new book coming out every year and not little books either! I’m fairly certain Stephen King’s recent doorstopper 11/22/63 is considered a deadly weapon in every state but Texas.

But I’ve been doing some significant reading and spending a lot of time thinking and I’ve come to several realizations.

Eileen Reads Twilight: Chapter Two: "In Which Dinner Is Served, Along With Rigid Gender Roles"

I apologize about the delay in getting this Chapter out. I just moved and things are pretty hectic. We're moved in the new apartment, but now there is all the unpacking to do.