There are at least two types of Nano-ers. The first type is religiously on top of things: staying up until midnight to get those first few words, waking up early to write before work or school, using lunches, breaks, dinner and dessert to up their word count. Then there is the second type. They go to […]
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And yet another sticky that emphasizes my lack of memory skills and need for things such as stickies. When I first began Fie Eoin, I didn’t have much of an idea about coastal communities – especially those on marine coasts as opposed to freshwater coasts. Now that I’ve been in Charleston for a few
So, as you can see the stickies aren’t always full of writing. This one has been on the front cover of my small writing notebook for months now – ever since I went to get a massage and the woman put the peppermint oil on my neck without enough carrier oil to dilute it. Thing
This is the beginning of the Nano story, Pike’s Revenge – sequel of Fie Eoin (for more on Nano, see my last post). I also scanned the back of these two stickies, but I think you get the gist of what is going on from these two. It did the job of scandalizing Fie Eoin’s readers,
So, tomorrow another sticky will be going up, but today I wanted to talk about NaNoWriMo. For those of you who don’t know it yet, November is National Novel Writing Month, where you write a 50,000 word book in a month. What do you win if you succeed? A little graphic of a man running with
Since I missed last week’s sticky, I thought I would add a second for this week, to make it fair and all. This sticky is from the short story Little Twins. I was trying to figure out where to start, and also figure out everyone’s ages (K is for Kindra/Kaye, G is Gar, and P
So, last week’s sticky didn’t exactally work out. I recently purchased a new computer, and somehow it stopped working right around the time that I decided to attach the scanner. I’ve fixed the problem now, but I missed last week’s sticky note post. Please Forgive. This week’s sticky comes from Lane’s Girl. The picture is
The first Sticky Note is actually from a friend of mine who could be considered my own personal plot bunny. If I can’t come up with it, she can, and I always turn to her for help. Need a reason for Bryant to leave Fie Eoin? She’s got it. A disease that will last a