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I can't believe it's Friday already. Every week flies by and I always wish I could have gotten in more writing.
I did much better this week. I think I added to my novel every night. I can't remember, but I do remember several days of good writing. Last night I got in 600 words and since I aim for 500 I was happy. I also got through lots of crits. I'm on a roll.
My goal for this week is to keep it up. My base goal is to work on my WIP a little each day and my high goal is to add 500 words every day. I need a range for bad days and good days.
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I've done pretty well. I added two new chapters and some other new material to Book Two--The Ignored Prophecy. I'm finally happy with where this book is going. It's about time! I'm a couple of chapters away from finishing this go-through. Then I'm going to let it sit for a while and actually start book three (still untitled).
I know Book Two is going to need some serious work after all of the changes its been put through. But this time I think I've got the timeline and the conflict worked out. And a really fun villain this time, too.
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I did pretty good this week. I'm on chapter four now for my new project. Added four thousand words, so I am now at ten thousand words for novel one, title withheld,(CTD go ahead and guess if you want) and 63,000 words yet still unfinished, for Dragon Fate.
I worked in a few hundred words for Dragon Fate.
It's so much easier to write the first ten thousand, then it is to write the last. Beginnings are fun. Finding an ending feels like work.
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Chasing the Dragon? Chewing the Dead? Cussing the Dog? Cursing that Dagwood? Cruising the Docks? Crafting the Dagger? Currently Teaching Dingos? Cult: the Documentary? Cramped to Death? Carving Tired Desperados? Captain Tully's Doritos?
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Carl the Demented Cats that Dance Craving the Dance Crafting the Dagger Chasing the Dream Carving the Donut Creating the Diamond Counting the Dragons Culling the Dogs Crying Tapping Deer Capering Tiny Dalmations Carrying the Dunce
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I swear, every time I come up with a happy solution to my plot problems, a whole new issue comes up. Though actually, my problems tonight have more to do with characters that don't seem to want to interact with each other.
I think I got about 5000 words this week. Hopefully I can get my problems worked out tonight so that I can really make good progress toward finishing this.
My six year old and I brainstormed ideas for IB's 'P of the D' on a napkin and it's still taped to her bedroom wall. It really tickled her fancy.
The kids are going back to school after a week's vacation (barring any major storms like the one that just started) and I have such glorious plans to get back to my writing/critiquing life.
My goals: Finish my Sudden Fiction entry, catch up on a couple of crits, finish putting my novel in order and begin writing the scenes that haven't been written yet.
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We just had a week off from school and today is a snow day, so to keep the kids from killing each other, we've been brainstorming. Here are a few of their guesses:
Columbus the Destroyer Catapulting the Drier Casper the Dead Calling the Demons Calling the Dementors Catigorizing the Demonic Catch the Disease
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Ok...technically I've written. I've jotted down knots for some plot points and new character direction, but no 10,000 words like some, or even 600 like others.
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My sig is different, depending on where I'm at. Here, I've chosen:
Success! Steve!...aka Crank!
The 'success' part was a no-brainer, 'cuz I wish it for everyone here...except when your book sales interfere with mine. Contrary to popular belief, 'crank' is a reference to which direction the volumn knob goes when I play my music, not to drugs. I started out at the dawn of the Internet bulletin board era using Dr. Crankenstein, but my music board friends shortened it for me...plus, it saves me on typing.
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I need a range for bad days and good days.
Contrary to popular belief, 'crank' is a reference to which direction the volumn knob goes when I play my music, not to drugs. I started out at the dawn of the Internet bulletin board era using Dr. Crankenstein, but my music board friends shortened it for me...plus, it saves me on typing.
