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Win a publishing package from CrossBooks, the assisted self-publishing imprint of B&H Publishing Group in the first annual CrossBooks Writing Contest for Christian-themed manuscripts and/or memoirs. Deadline is January 15th.
J. A . Konrath offers Konrath's Resolutions for Writers -- a summary of his writing resolutions for the past 7 years. Not that you need to follow his goals, but you might get a few ideas for goals of your own.
Anne R. Allen shares her 10 most "unfavorite" writing rules in The Secret Writing Rule Book...and Why To Ignore It.
Legal Issues in Self-Publishing: What Authors Need to Know
Looking for a new writing challenge? Try the Short Story Challenge for cash prizes and editorial feedback.
Want to keep track of your writing in 2013 across all of your projects? Jamie Raintree offers a Writing Tracker Spreadsheet that does just that. Simply input project names and daily totals to see how many words you've really written by the end of the year.
Happy New Years, all!
Peace & Blessings,
Patricia
Stay focused. Be deliberate. Believe.
1 comment:
Shucks! I wish I'd seen that spreadsheet before I set mine up! I did mine in November, and I've added more features with a column for each project I'm working on and daily counts that automatically tally. I think I now have five columns, each representing a different project. I try to focus on just two, but I've found that I have to strike while the iron is hot, regardless of which project it's for!
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