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I'm trying to slog my way through NaNoWriMo and doing a terrible job of it. Rather than writing every day, my over scheduled November means I skip a few days, then have a marathon writing session to catch up; skip a few days, have a marathon writing session to catch up . . . One thing that this NaNoWriMo has taught me is that when I put my mind to it (and put the rest of life on hold), I can write one hell of a lot of words in a single day. It's not a pace I couldn't keep up with on a daily basis, not without buying new clothes every day so I can skip laundry or learning to love eating take-out out of Styrofoam trays.
But enough with the whining and onto today's info for writers.
Writing Metaphor, Memorable Characters And Horror With Chuck Wendig
And speaking of Chuck Wendig, if you need to amp up the conflict in your NaNo novel (or any other novel/story), here are
25 Ways to F**k With Your Character (or, Building Conflict One Cruelty at a Time)
The Big Three - Goals, Motivation and Conflict, by Florence U. Cardinal
Need help brainstorming your main character's goals/motivation/conflict?
GMC Wizard
Goal, Motivation, and Conflict by Susan Dennard
Using Invalid Beliefs to Show Character Growth by Sharon Clare
See you next week!
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