It's still a bit early for the reflective post about my writing in the year 2017, but I am pleased with what I've accomplished thus far.
I have two goals remaining for this year: finish the first draft of the family drama novel rewrite and reach my yearly word goal from the 365K Challenge group I'm in. Thankfully, I can achieve these simultaneously. I will be considering this an accountability post.
A brief look ahead to 2018: I have so many things planned for next year(actually 9 things, but it's a solid list). Here are just a few of them....
1. I will be researching web comics and the possibility of creating one for this lovely site. The research on this is technically already underway, as I have been reading Stan Lee's "How to Write Comics" just for something to do.
2. There will also be a short story challenge, which I will post and tweet about in more detail toward the end of the year.
3. Family drama novel will not be forgotten. After a few weeks or months of "curing" in a virtual drawer, it will be thoroughly edited through the second and third drafts.
Getting back to December, I have a major rewrite of a previous major rewrite to tackle, unless I decide to skip it and write the ending, making for a very rough draft. Based on how the month goes, I may do just that for the sake of finishing it.
Now, to get back to writing, because these books don't finish themselves....
I have two goals remaining for this year: finish the first draft of the family drama novel rewrite and reach my yearly word goal from the 365K Challenge group I'm in. Thankfully, I can achieve these simultaneously. I will be considering this an accountability post.
A brief look ahead to 2018: I have so many things planned for next year(actually 9 things, but it's a solid list). Here are just a few of them....
1. I will be researching web comics and the possibility of creating one for this lovely site. The research on this is technically already underway, as I have been reading Stan Lee's "How to Write Comics" just for something to do.
2. There will also be a short story challenge, which I will post and tweet about in more detail toward the end of the year.
3. Family drama novel will not be forgotten. After a few weeks or months of "curing" in a virtual drawer, it will be thoroughly edited through the second and third drafts.
Getting back to December, I have a major rewrite of a previous major rewrite to tackle, unless I decide to skip it and write the ending, making for a very rough draft. Based on how the month goes, I may do just that for the sake of finishing it.
Now, to get back to writing, because these books don't finish themselves....
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