If you’re an avid reader like we are, odds are you have spent a moment or two dreaming of writing a book of your own. Together, let’s build a community where we can help one another achieve our writing goals!
10 Romance Writing Prompts (Part Two)
If you have aspirations of writing your own romance novel, here are some creative scene, plot, and dialogue prompts to get you started!
10 Holiday Writing Prompts
If you have aspirations of writing your own holiday novel, here are some creative scene, plot, and dialogue prompts to get you started!
NaNoWriMo 2020 Wrap-Up
We did NaNoWriMo this year! We didn’t meet the 50 000 word count goal, but that’s okay. We both made good progress on our novels and are really excited to keep writing. Read on for our full NaNoWriMo wrap-up and experience!
The Essential Checklist for Writers
Getting in the right (or write) headspace to get your writing projects can be hard. Here is a checklist to keep you from forgetting the essentials that help you be the most productive.
5 Tips for Setting and Meeting Goals for NaNoWriMo
NaNoWriMo is here and one of the hardest things is meeting the goal of 50,000 words in 30 days. It isn’t easy. We’ve come up with 5 tips to help set and meet goals to make NaNoWriMo easier and fun this year!
10 Quotes to Write By: Inspiration for NaNoWriMo
Folks, writing is hard. And, if you are like us, you have decided to take on NaNoWriMo! That being said, you will undoubtedly hit motivation road blocks. We are here to assure you that hitting a writing slump is ok and natural. With that in mind, we thought we would compile some of our favourite writing quotes to help you to stoke that fire!
5 Steps to Prepare for NaNoWriMo
NaNoWriMo is just round the corner and we don’t know about you, but it came a lot faster than we were prepared for. If we had a book for every time we said ‘NaNoWriMo is coming, we need to prep’ over the last few months, we could double our book count. In the meantime, here are some quick points for preparing for NaNoWriMo we think you should act on.
10 Horror Writing Prompts
If you have aspirations of writing your own horror novel, here are some creative scene, plot, and dialogue prompts to get you started!
MasterClass Review: Writing Thrillers with Dan Brown
The online class with Neil Gaiman was our first experience with MasterClass, and what a great choice! To be fair, we were just going to go down the list and he was first. But still, what a great opener.
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