I can’t believe NaNo is over already! This is my final Six Sentence Sunday for my NaNo Story, Shots on Goal. (At least until revisions, maybe?) This is another scene from Brett’s point-of-view. Every Sunday, he and his sister Sharon are expected to attend dinner with their parents. Brett is also tasked with various manual […]
Being out of town for two weekends in a row makes for low activity on the blog. I’m way behind on my NaNoWriMo story, but I’m continuing to plug away. And so, I have six more sentences to share for Six Sentence Sunday. The last two weeks have been scenes from Jeremy’s point of view.
During November, I’m participating in Six-Sentence Sunday and sharing some of my NaNo story. I had been planning to write a young adult novel involving a robotics competition. Then 12:01 AM November 1st, after the magic of Halloween had come to an end, I suddenly decided I didn’t want to work on that story after all. Instead, I decided to pick up
Characters have a way of grabbing hold of us, don’t they? In May, I finished the first draft of my WIP, Brotherly Love, after taking a FastDraft workshop with Candace Havens. And “first draft” is definitely the appropriate term for it: There’s extraneous scenes, missing scenes, some less-than-stellar writing, and at least three attempts at an