When I first saw this tag during the fall last year on Gray’s blog, I fell in love with it. I love sweaters and autumn so much, and this tag seemed to be the perfect fit for me.
Well, Gray did the tag again this year and said that anyone who loved sweaters and autumn could take it.
I am qualified. 😛
So here’s the dealio…
I’ve never done NaNoWriMo before.
I know you must be wondering, “What is a first-timer doing giving tips on how to survive NaNo???”
The short answer: it doesn’t make much sense to me either.
The long-ish answer: I’ve researched this. Like, a lot (since last year around this time). I’ve read articles, watched videos, and followed bloggers as they battled through this tough month of writing. Through that research I’ve compiled my own list of things that would be good to keep in mind to make things easier during this month.
If you’re like me, those words can either strike terror or excitement in you. (But don’t worry, it’s not bad news). But yes, things are going to be changing around here. As I work toward self-publishing my superhero story, Ignite, I’m rethinking how I will use my website as an author. Here’s what that will mean for you…
And you’re probably wondering why in the world I would cut myself off from this organization, this writing challenge that made me feel so connected with writers across the globe. This was something I enjoyed and looked forward to every year, an opportunity to could connect with other writers to support each other as we battled through the challenges. It helped me grow and push myself.
But it had to go.