November is coming right up, a time when authors get motivated to finish a draft of a novel. NovNov might help you finish a version of your book.
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How much memory do you need?
What makes personal narrative a good read (something your relatives will finish, at the least) is your personal experiences, remembered within it.
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Getting into your Library
How do you get your books into your libraries? It’s as straightforward as getting your friends and readers to request it.
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Live writing vs. dead Internet
conspiracy theory that might open the door for human, authentic writing. That’s worth considering no matter whether you’re writing fiction or nonfiction like memoirs.
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The book’s beats Go On
A story beat can be anything, even an interlude of character backstory. My foundation is always character work and backstory.
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Using numbers to Make words
Writing books might be easier by the numbers. We can use numbers to keep our productivity steady.
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Things to Do When words won’t come
If I’m ever to make the leap from writer to author on a book — it’s a leap, every single time — I must do something.
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Setting a Menu for Novels
A book outline is as essential as silverware at a table setting. Working from an outline, you break it into a set of chapter summaries.
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Brainstorming versus aI
Writers everywhere are being offered AI. It’s a choice, to use a chat. You’re either Not-Bot, or Got-Bot. You might even be Not-Yet-Bot.
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Why you listen a lot while reading
Audio narration comes in a few formats, but the only one that has a good shot at improving a book is a pro narration.
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