Are you getting tired of hearing about the month-long
writing challenge yet?
It will be over
soon enough, but thankfully not for another week and a half because there’s
still a lot I can get done.
I’m still managing my time pretty well, getting my word count
in at a decent rate and I’m seriously having a lot of fun with my
characters. I’m looking forward to going
back through what I’ve put together at the end of the month so that I can add in
more detail and tie the chapters together for a smoother ride. But that has to happen later – until then, to
get through this challenge, you have to tell your inner critic to shut the heck
up and leave you alone. To feel real
movement, I’m focusing on major scenes, new characters and key points that will
move the story forward as they relate to each plot or subplot – it’s later that
I’ll plug in the little details and fill in the blanks or plot holes.
I’m really looking forward to the upcoming 4-day weekend. Of course, I’m looking forward to Thanksgiving,
a delicious turkey dinner and time spent with family. But after that? I’m really looking forward to having three
whole days to spend on writing. Those
three days should easily net me at least another 15,000 words, if not more.
Since I’m already over 32,000 words, any writing I make time
for after this next weekend will likely be a bonus.
I’m ready to start the fourth week of this challenge, I’m
super excited about a work week that’s going to be shorter than the weekend, I look
forward to time with family (and leftover turkey sandwiches), and I can’t wait
to see how far I’m able to get with my story and with my word count by the end
of the week.
There’s a lot to look forward to – I hope you also have a
great week!
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