Today is the first day of #nanowrimo2023 and if you are looking for tips for success, please enjoy #NaNoWriMo2021TipsForSuccess by #RitaMockPikeAuthor #mockingowlroost #writer #blog #NaNoWriMo #nanowrimoprep #writerscommunity
https://www.mockingowlroost.com/blog/nanowrimo-tips-for-success-day1/
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Motivation for NaNaWriMo is always a good thing. #FindingTheRightConsequencesForYourWriting by #RitaMockPikeAuthor #mockingowlroost #blog #NaNoWriMo #nanowrimoprep #writerslife #writer #writercommunity
https://www.mockingowlroost.com/blog/writing-motivation-wk3-prep/
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Welcome to another National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMO) blog! I’m writing this series as a bit of preparation for November, and today I’m going to tell you how I, a Plantster (half planning, half flying by the seat of my pants) and Discovery Writer prepare for NaNoWriMo in 7 steps.
If you are prepping for NaNoWriMo, here are some suggestions for week 2 of prep. Enjoy #NaNowriMo2021PrepWeek2YourwritingSpace by #RitaMockPikeAuthor #mockingowlroost #blog #NaNoWriMo #nanowrimoprep #nanowrimo2023 #writer #writerscommunity
https://www.mockingowlroost.com/blog/your-writing-space-wk2-prep/
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Here are some things I’ve done to create that writing space for myself even in the midst of: being married and sharing a studio apartment with another NaNo-er, having no office, and having no place to “go to” for writing, and working from home full-time.
Are you thinking of joining the #NaNoWriMo celebration in the month of November? If so, please check out our 1st week of suggested prep.
#NaNoWriMoprepWeek1 #Writersgroup by #RitaMockPikeAuthor #mockingowlroost #blog #nanowrimoprep #nanowrimo2023 #writer #writerscommunity
https://www.mockingowlroost.com/blog/writers-groups-wk1-prep/
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I’ve personally participated in NaNoWriMo for twelve years already and won eleven years (meaning I completed the 50,000 words on a brand new novel or rewrite of a novel). So, I thought I’d share some insight on my own preparations that hopefully will help newbies or long-standing NaNo-ers who’ve perhaps struggled a little. Today, we’re looking at writer’s groups and their value during this time.
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