Stories of Significance
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Apr
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Apr
I got through Lesson One in one week, which feels great. Took a look at next week’s lesson, and it is also worksheet-intense. I may have less time to work next week, but I want the goal set to complete it in a week again. Sometimes momentum is the only thing that keeps me going, and I don’t want to […]
22
Apr
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Apr
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Apr
So with everything prepped and ready, getting down to the business of revising this morning went very well. If I keep up with doing 65 pages a day, I will be through all of Lesson One in How To Revise Your Novel by the end of the week! A strong start, which I intend to carry through to a strong finish.
19
Apr
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Apr
So this week I have made the time to prepare a new undertaking. I got further in revising my novel Phoenix and the Vulture than the progress bar currently indicates (will fix that soon), and then got blindsided by other commitments. Lesson learned? Don’t make other commitments! The new goal is to go back to my first Nanonovel, […]
28
Jan
…is the title of lesson two in How To Revise Your Novel, and it’s so interesting. The basic issue is that whatever we spend a lot of words on leads the reader to believe that this item or person is important. If you’ve plotted first, you will plan to do this for your main characters and […]
23
Jan
This week I was able to read through my 2nd lesson and the demo that came with it. It will be another intense stack of worksheets, but technical difficulties are keeping me from printing them just yet. So, I’ve been lurking around the How To Revise Your Novel forum and hearing how others are dealing with the worksheets, […]
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17
Jan
Final Revision
4 of 23 Lessons (17%) complete
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