I’m excited to introduce my theme for the month of November: Writing Survival Kit. My plan for this month is to draft my next sci-fi thriller novel, and since I’ve written several novels before, I have lots of experience and advice pertaining to the matter. Throughout the month, I’ll be sharing writing tips, my favorite writing tools, updates on my novels, and fun movies about writers, all on my social media.
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Although my next Puzzling Escapes book is coming along, I’m taking a break from it to work on a new fiction novel this month since November is National Novel Writing Month or NaNoWriMo. November is an exciting time of year because many people, from casual hobby writers and teens to seasoned authors with countless published novels, all work toward the same goal: writing 50,000 words in a single month. Since I’m definitely not the only person buckling down to get words written this month, I thought this would be a good time to feature a writing survival kit as my theme.
As always, I’ll share writing tips on Tuesdays, this month focusing on tips to help get words down for the first draft. Then on Wednesdays, I’ll share some tools, both writing-related and otherwise, to help ease the novel-writing journey. When you need a break from writing, check out some of my favorite films that feature authors and writers I share with the #filmfriday hashtag.
If you’re participating in NaNoWriMo this year, let me know! Feel free to add me as a buddy: my handle is bmart07. I’m excited to participate in this writing event again and wish all of you luck in your writing endeavors!
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