I think it's because I'm a Hufflepuff looking for my Slytherin-buddy, but Jacin is actually my favorite character from the series (although Iko is a close second). I just want to see him happy! #lunar10yearslater
When I was younger, I used to love Neopets, a website where you had virtual pets and earned virtual money by playing virtual games to purchase them things like food, toys and pet pets (you had to be there)
My biggest desire was to get a faerie paint brush for my pet uni.
Google Docs does not understand that I am writing a novel in present tense.
"Say" = did you mean "said"?
"Run" = did you mean "ran"?
"Catapult" = did you mean "catapulted"?
The deadline pushed me to write faster and harder than ever before. I spent 50 hours this month on writing, which is a new personal best. This book is re-igniting my excitement for writing, and I pray that one of the mentors is just as excited about it as I am!
Since completing the first draft in August, I have been revising my YA space novel for #PitchWars. 2 weeks ago, I realized I needed to change my ending, which required significant alterations to the rest of the book. I rewrote 35,000 words—half of my novel—in those 2 weeks.
I am a #CampNaNoWinner2020! This is the fifth time I have completed the 50K in 30 days challenge, and it feels incredible. My YA sci-fi, THE INQUISITOR, is almost complete at 74,000 words, and I'm already looking forward to revising.
I did something today that I never thought I could do: I completed the #10kwritingchallenge! I feel INCREDIBLE after months of slow writing progress. It took me just over five hours to write 10,000 words today, and I am on fire. This puts my YA space WIP at 38K.
Looks like I’ll need to put some more twists in my book if I want to keep working with this idea! In other news, I LOVED Chaotic Good and I blazed through it in two days. Thanks for writing a wonderful, heartfelt story that a girl geek like me can totally relate to.
Fie upon thee, @HeyWhitney, for writing exactly the novel I wanted to write! I was just brainstorming for a contemp YA novel idea about a cosplaying, D&D playing girl fighting the male-dominated gaming world and found CHAOTIC GOOD while I was searching for inspiration.
ARC GIVEAWAY! Faded royalty, futuristic courtship, & Jane Austen feels! THE STARS WE STEAL is perfect for romance fans who enjoy a hint of sci-fi. Out February 4, 2020.
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