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Tag Archives: New Year resolutions
Six things to do when your writing goes cold
“It used to be so juicy.” “I was on fire.” “3,000 words in one day.” Sure, that was before the holidays, the birthday, the vacation, the big test. Now the trail is cold, your grasp on your characters seems frail, … Continue reading
Targeting 2015
I always feel a bit like a sheep during the first week of January. You know how it is. Everywhere people are talking about resolutions and I can’t help following along. I have resolutions too. The problem is I don’t … Continue reading
Playing with words and goals in “The Desire Map.”
As I ease into the beginning of another writing year, I didn’t want to write the same old goals down. Write every day, finish book, sell book. So instead, I’m having fun with a new way of setting goals … Continue reading
Measuring progress: in word count, finished manuscripts and in happiness
With American Thanksgiving dinner already served and devoured, I suddenly realized that the year was coming to a close. Many of you are looking at a tidy sum of words created by either doing Nanowrimo.org (National Novel Writers Month) or … Continue reading
Posted in Janis Wildy about writing, On Writing, Uncategorized
Tagged Chronicle books, measuring writing, New Year resolutions, notebooks for writing, Right Now, Seattle7writers, setting writing goals, Waverly Fitzgerald, Write Here, writing a novel, writing conference, writing goals, writing in Seattle, writing rallies
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Three non-fiction books for New Year’s inspiration
I have a room that I can write in. But it also has about 25 piles of stuff on the floor, including long-abandoned knitting projects, and lots of books. I have to step over a lot of things to get … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, For Fun, Uncategorized
Tagged Beauty advice, Flylady, Francophile, Free Gift with Purchase, French Kids Eat Everything, French living, house organization, inspired reading, Jean Godfrey-June, Karen Le Billon, New Year resolutions, New Year's book list, reading for inspiration, Sink Reflections
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