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NaNoWriMo Inspiration Day 7
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Guided Meditation for Characterization
This is the script for a meditation on your characters. Start by finding a comfortable spot to sit. It doesn’t matter where you are or if you’re sitting straight up or slouching. All that matters if that you are comfortable. Begin with a few deep breaths in and out. Be sure to breathe in through your nose and out through you mouth.
NaNoWriMo Inspiration Day 6
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What Is A Character Arc?
Character arcs are an important part of the story, but maybe you aren’t familiar with the term.
NaNoWriMo Inspiration Day 4
How to Use the Synopsis Method to Outline Your Kidlit Novel
A synopsis is a brief summary of your book. It hits all the major plot points and reveals all the secrets. Some writers know all of the big moments in their book before they’ve even put a single word on paper. This could be a good method for you if you like to have a road map but also enjoy flexibility when it comes to drafting your story.
NaNoWriMo Inspiration Day 3
KidLit Manuscript Lengths
I run and proudly contribute to several writing groups. And one thing that constantly comes up is word count. Am I over my range? Am I under it? I’m in a sweet spot but I need another scene. I can’t cut anything and I’m way over count what do I do?