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I've written more than 60 novels, but here are some Book 1s you can start with:
Sinister Magic
Balanced on the Blade's Edge
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Tag Archives: nanowrimo
Writing Schedule (and what’s coming) for the Rest of the Year
I’ll get back to the self publishing and marketing related posts next week, but I wanted to share a quick what-am-I-working-on update for the readers today. Yesterday, I finished the first draft of Patterns in the Dark, the fourth installment in … Continue reading
NaNoWriMo Prizes, Motivation, and Fun — Enter Here!
It’s November 1, and if you’re participating in National Novel Writing Month, you’ve probably already started knocking out words. I thought it’d be fun to give away some prizes to help motivate you during your journey. How about some Amazon … Continue reading
NaNoWriMo Prep: How Do You Write More in Less Time?
I’ve done NaNoWriMo several times, but this’ll be the first year in a while that I have a full-length novel project that’s ready to get rolling on Day 1 (I’ve done novellas the last couple of years, but I’m ready … Continue reading
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Tagged how to write faster, how to write more, nanowrimo, writing tips
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A New Novel for NaNoWriMo and Other Upcoming Projects
I’m back from my European vacation (my celebration for finishing up the Emperor’s Edge series this summer, and the first time I’ve taken more than a few days away from writing in the last three years!), and I’m excited to … Continue reading
NaNoWriMo Success Tips (have any to add?)
It’s the beginning of November, and, for a lot of us, that means the first day of NaNoWriMo, a self-inflicted torture worthy project where we attempt to write the first draft of a novel (50,000 words of one anyway) by … Continue reading
Who’s Doing NaNoWriMo This Year?
I waffled back and forth on whether to sign up for NaNoWriMo (I did it last year and finished the word count but didn’t end up finishing the novel — it was something new and the characters never came together … Continue reading