More writing drivel? Well, at the very least start the only-forward, sun-in-my-eyes, never-pausing-for-anything trot towards something new and fresh…

So it’s officially been over a year and a half since I spent that one crazy November doing NaNoWriMo and, sitting in a local cafe, regurgitated a novel-length block of text onto the interwebs.

I was not impressed by an article I read in Salon yesterday (“Better yet, DON\’T write that novel” by Laura Miller) encouraging writers to ignore the allure of events like NaNoWriMo and keep their novels in their heads. Nothing stinks so …

I’ve been thinking quite a lot about my content lately. Part of this is due to my renewed personal interest in this, my blog and some of the efforts I’ve been making in the last couple days to add some vast …

I could find all kinds of excuses for my idle lack of posts here, but the biggest and juciest of them all would be NaNoWriMo, of course. The month-long writing challenge kicked off a little more than two weeks ago, and — …

We love the progress so far, but having to spend every free moment for the past few weekends shopping, selecting, running electrical, cleaning, hauling junk, or otherwise connecting the dots on the construction process, I have officially had zero time to write. …

With November approaching with the speed and force of a runaway freight train, it has struck my fancy to consider a topic that I have been somewhat ambivalent towards in recent years.   My gripe with NaNoWriMo is not with the spirit …

And then there were three?
Distractions of work, home, and life aside, I think it might be time to write another book. I’ve been tossing the concept — think green salad — in my mind since re-discovering the nanowrimo event site again …