Tag: writing a novel

• The Evolution of A Series

  

  If you have been actively following my blog, then you know there has been an on-going story called “StormWeaver” told one hundred words at a time. You can read it straight through by choosing it in categories. That series spanned more than a year. I have a friend who once said there was no way…

  CGraith

  December 7, 2022

  micro fiction, Storm Weaver Continuing 100 word story, writing

  #call for beta readers, fairytales, the practice of 100 word storytelling, writing a novel, writing inspiration

• 2021- NaNoWriMo Say it Ain’t So

  

  The big question, to WriMo or not to WriMo. Last year, 2020, I signed up for NaNoWriMo for the first time. I wrote a novel in one month. I relished the challenge, the official excuse to write every possible moment and not feel guilty. I had a story idea and it took off. Little did…

  CGraith

  October 20, 2021

  #NaNoWriMo, writing

  #writing better, a novel in a month, characters, Panster Plotter, writing a novel