by lauralizbuckley | 1 Dec, 2020 | Writing
What were the lessons learned from NaNoWriMo this year? Before I go into that, just a little context: I wrote most of this post in the morning on Saturday 28th November. At that point, I was at just over 35,000 words, more than 11,000 words short of where I was meant...
by lauralizbuckley | 27 Oct, 2020 | Writing
It’s time to talk about arguably the biggest challenge of writing 50,000 words in 30 days: making time. NaNoWriMo is just a few days away now (can you believe it?) and preparation is in full swing for many of us. I’ve already written a few posts this month to help you...
by lauralizbuckley | 21 Oct, 2020 | Writing
Every story takes place somewhere, so some element of worldbuilding will need to go into your book! As with my other NaNoWriMo preparation posts, the focus of this is not to get you a fully developed world. My aim here is to help you pick out some worldbuilding...
by lauralizbuckley | 13 Oct, 2020 | Writing
Part of the process of preparing for NaNoWriMo involves working out your characters for what you want to write. I’ve talked about character development before on here, and if you’re interested in character development in general, I’d recommend this post on getting to...
by lauralizbuckley | 6 Oct, 2020 | Writing
We’re a few weeks away from November, which can only mean it’s time to get prepare for NaNoWriMo! If you’re not sure what NaNoWriMo is, I talked about it a little more in this post. Essentially, it’s a writing challenge where you aim to write 50,000 words in the month...
