I've been pushing writing to the back because of a visiting sister and a trip home, but I need to put some words down. I've only managed a few hundred in the past several days and I need to get more. It's hard to focus when my schedule changes like this.
After having car trouble on the way up to see my family, I've started dreading a visit to my parents' house. I don't want to hear my dad grumbling about my problems with cars. When he finds out I forgot my papers for the car at home he'll be even more annoyed.
I just impregnated my protagonist. She's not very excited about it, either, considering her husband let her down big time. I hope things get better for her soon.
Showing posts with label novel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label novel. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Time to Relax
OK, I'm not really going to relax and be lazy. I don't want to. A friend suggested I sign up for the novel workshop class next semester, but it's full and I can't. I said I still wanted to write a novel along with my friends in the class, so I'm getting started now. I have to figure out what I want to write about by the end of the day tomorrow, and get started on it. So far, I have no idea what I want to write about. I did just decide this about a half hour ago though.
I'm looking through my writing notebook for ideas. I want something fun and light. Most of my pending story ideas are pretty heavy and require research that I don't have time for.
I'll be referring to the NaNoWriMo web site for some help on this. Luckily, I have over four months to write my novel. Gonna check this out at the library. Has some good reviews at Amazon.
Now, to get thinking. I'm thinking it should be a relationship sorta story. Something I won't have to research. Any ideas out there would be welcome. Please share!!
I'm looking through my writing notebook for ideas. I want something fun and light. Most of my pending story ideas are pretty heavy and require research that I don't have time for.
I'll be referring to the NaNoWriMo web site for some help on this. Luckily, I have over four months to write my novel. Gonna check this out at the library. Has some good reviews at Amazon.
Now, to get thinking. I'm thinking it should be a relationship sorta story. Something I won't have to research. Any ideas out there would be welcome. Please share!!
Labels:
creativity,
novel,
work,
writing
Thursday, March 4, 2010
Making Some Bad Decisions
I don't know, sometimes I know I'm making a mistake but I can't help myself. Like with the guy I keep having issues with. We get along great when it comes to writing, and we have a good time hanging out, usually. But at times he makes things more complicated than they need to be and we end up hating each other.
I should just keep my distance but I'm not. We're back to hanging out a lot. We had dinner together yesterday and today. It was nice. He's really encouraging about my writing. He wants me to get published and we've decided to collaborate on a book. He came up with the initial idea and I ran with it so that we now have a good basis for a novel. We have to do some research for turn of the 20th century period and figure out the plot details.
I want someone to encourage my writing and I love the idea of getting a book written finally, but I don't want to go through the drama like before. I'm hoping things are cool this time.
I should just keep my distance but I'm not. We're back to hanging out a lot. We had dinner together yesterday and today. It was nice. He's really encouraging about my writing. He wants me to get published and we've decided to collaborate on a book. He came up with the initial idea and I ran with it so that we now have a good basis for a novel. We have to do some research for turn of the 20th century period and figure out the plot details.
I want someone to encourage my writing and I love the idea of getting a book written finally, but I don't want to go through the drama like before. I'm hoping things are cool this time.
Labels:
book,
collaborating,
friends,
novel,
publishing,
relationships,
twentieth century,
writing
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