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The Long Game

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Every Year Gets Closer

Check out this article by Matt Bell, author of “In the House Upon the Dirt Between the Lake and the Woods,” “Cataclysm Baby,” and “How They Were Found.”

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The Art Assignment

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Listening to Color

What does color sound like? Listen to Neil Harbisson as he shares his experiences about listening to color.

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Comma Story

Check out the video to see a new way to think of the comma, conjunctions, and clauses.

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How to build a fictional world

There are different ways to approach world building for fantasy and science fiction, like Patricia C. Wrede’s list of questions, but here is a short video with questions to get you started.

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The Origin of The Goat Child

Theresa Williams is working on a project called “The Goat Child.” In this article, she talks about the origin of her project and its growth. I love seeing my own stories and projects grow and change from start to finish. It is a unique process for every project.

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NaNo–Day 25

I had a successful writing session at Seed Coworking today. I wrote over 4,000 words. My word count is 47,248. Maybe I shouldn’t have extended the third test because now I’m not even close to finishing the scenes I have left. Oh well. I will continue this novel until I reach “El Fin.”

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NaNo–Day 21

Sadly I only thought about my novel yesterday and didn’t write. I did have fun at the Write-In at Seed Coworking and boosted my word count. At the end of my writing session today, I have 40,921 words. It is strange to think that in less than 10,000 words, the first draft of this novel …

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NaNo–Day 19

In my writing session this morning, my shipwrecked characters were either rescued or found the island. And in the process, one of my characters was blinded. My word count is now 36,186 words. I’m really looking forward to the Write-In tonight at Seed Coworking.

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