NaNoWriMo | writing

NaNoWriMo here we go!

ByJodi Gibson

 

Tomorrow is D-Day. NaNoWriMo begins. The 30 day challenge to write 50,000 words,. That’s 1, 667 words per day people.

Am I ready? Well, I guess I am ready as I’ll ever be. I have a great support group on Twitter. We even have our own hashtag (haven’t you always wanted your own hashtag?)  #NENaNoWriMo. Which stands for ‘Near Enough’  because near enough is good enough. Every single word I write during NaNoWriMo will be a word closer to a first draft.

I have written my synopsis and even have a working title, which will change. I already dislike it. You can check out my synopsis over here.

I probably won’t be blogging as much here or over at Lipgloss Mumma during November or if I do it will be short and sweet. But you can keep up with how I’m going (encouragement welcomed) here, or on Twitter with our hashtag, and on Facebook.

So I bid farewell to all sanity and anything resembling sleep as tomorrow – it’s on!

 

Wish me luck?

 

 

 

Similar Posts

fiction | Living purposefully | writing

What makes you feel guilty?

ByJodi Gibson

  There is so much that makes us feel guilty these days. Food, relationships, exercise, emotions, motherhood, working, me time… the list goes on. Everyday guilt that society hammers into us with its many rules and expectations that change each and every day. And it’s only getting worse. For me, the thing that makes me feel most guilty…

fiction | writing

It’s all in the imagination

ByJodi Gibson

My little miss 7 is a book lover. She has been since I can remember. As soon as she was old enough for a ‘big bed’ I would find her each morning at her book shelf quietly ‘reading’ looking through book after book. Captivated by each and every page. As she is growing her enthusiasm…
An Indie Publishing Journey | author success | fiction | indie publishing | Posts to get you thinking | Publishing | writing

What does author success look like to you?

ByJodi Gibson

. As we move into 2019 – the year where I will become a published author – I’ve been pondering the question of what author success looks like. When I became serious about my writing and began focusing on it more as a life choice rather than just a hobby, my perception of success was very…

3 Comments

  1. GOOD LUCK! I read your synopsis and it sounds great!
    I will be following you on Twitter and your blogs to see how you are going through the month.

  2. Pingback: NaNoWriMo Day two
  3. Pingback: Slow and steady... NaNoWriMo - Writer, blogger, one day author

Comments are closed.