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31

Oct

Couldn’t resist

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Came across some other valid back­ground notes and had to put them into Scrivener. Put in some struc­tural remind­ers as well (Scene and Sequel, MRU’s) but I’m going to try not to think about the ana­lyt­ical end and just get the story down. That’s the point of Nano. Not sure if I’ll start some writ­ing before church tomorrow […]

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30

Oct

All Set and Ready To Go

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I’m get­ting so excited to start writ­ing on Sunday! Today I fin­ished enter­ing all my ‘organic’ and ‘planned’ con­flict (see Holly Lisle’s HtTS course) into the notes sec­tion of the scenes where they will go. Again I’m grate­ful for the work on con­flict I’ve been doing in HL’s Scenes course as well. I found more places to expand on […]

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29

Oct

Getting To Know All About You

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28

Oct

Plugging in the Information

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Sooo impressed with Scrivener! I’ve got my 16 plot cards entered along with spe­cial notes for each scene. I’ve begun to put my world build­ing, char­ac­ter and con­flict inform­a­tion into the research sec­tion. I love how easy it is to flip from one thing to the next, even just filling in the syn­op­sis cards. Incredibly help­ful tool! At least a few hours […]

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27

Oct

Scrivener

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Val Comer put up the link that Scrivener is offer­ing exten­ded free tri­als of its amaz­ing writ­ing soft­ware to Nanowrimo par­ti­cipants this year. I down­loaded it and am going through the tutori­als. It’s quite fant­astic. In other news, I found my world build­ing and char­ac­ter notes, although it caused an ava­lanche in my writ­ing closet. Tomorrow I will fin­ish the tutorials […]

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26

Oct

Today’s Efforts

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Today I spent much of the morn­ing in writ­ing related activ­it­ies. In my Scenes course, I wrote about an External Conflict and two char­ac­ters, one on either side of the con­flict. Then I wrote some scene ideas for a WIP for an exer­cise in Storytelling. I spent time read­ing ahead in the course as well, and also Holly Lisle’s Plotting Under Pressure webpage. It […]

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22

Oct

Writing Diary

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Stories of Significance

People mat­ter. The things people do, mat­ter. I like to write about indi­vidu­als in unique sci­ence fic­tion and fantasy set­tings mak­ing a cru­cial dif­fer­ence in their respect­ive worlds. It is my hope that my work will offer delight­ful res­pite to my read­ers as they live their own sig­ni­fic­ant story.

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