tgirly

7/21: 290 words. Spent an hour and forty minutes today doing a close read on the first seven pages, and this is the net wordcount of a lot of deleting ...

7/18: 295 words Total: 4,590 I'm at the point where organizing scenes is coming into play, which is making the going a bit slower, but it also means stuff's getting ...

7/15 written, then typed on 7/16: 1847 words (This is a huge chunk for me.) Total written in July: 4295 (this total is not including brainstorming totals, if you were ...

7/14: 544 words written relating to prompts from "Story Genius", answering more zoomed-out questions about my book, such as a description of the initial spark, etc.

7/12: 1,222 words written today Total for July: 2,448 words

7/11: Didn't get any writing done, but spent 40 minutes researching and brainstorming ways to write a strong en-media-res opening, and making list of what works about Wuthering Heights' opening. ...

7/7: Written 1,226 words so far!

Hi! My goal is to write an average of 3500 words per week, which would equal 15,500 words in the month. My ultimate goal is to have 50 pages written ...

Additionally, is a great website for listening to free audio books of classics. Listening at 2x speed is how I survived my class on 19th Century British literature.

I'll go first! I knew I wanted to be a writer since I was in the first grade. I knew I wanted to be a novelist since my mom told ...

There are a lot of moments when the writing project can be discouraging or frustrating, so I thought it might be a fun idea to make a thread of all ...

The theme that always stands out to me about this poem is a question of is there more to life/actions than their function? Does sentimentality have any worth? The ants ...

9/10 'fifty five phone calls to six different people' is such a powerful, even memorable, image. It pulls at my heart strings, to think of such desperation, and in such ...

One-word-titles aren't my cup of tea, just because I find them not descriptive enough to necessarily elicit curiosity on their own merit. Having said that, I believe this title doesn't ...

I'm going to be a bit biased on this, because personally, I think the one-word-adjective titles are a bit overdone (e.g.: Lost, Frozen, Matched (which I get is debateably a ...