A Few Thoughts On #NaNoWriMo

Hi guys!

I hope everyone is well and that things are going smoothly for you, especially if you are embarking on this weird journey otherwise known as National Novel Writing Month. November is a special month for some writers because every year, we challenge ourselves to write 50K words.... In 30 days.

"Mr. Thorne" (Snippet from Chapter One)

Hi everyone,

I hope the Halloween season is treating you well this year... It's been pretty good to me, so I can't complain. I'm still excited about the paperback version of "13 Wicked Tales Of Witches", even though it may not be available for a while longer. I can't help but swoon over actually seeing my book in print... 

*clears throat* 

Forgive me...

Today, I wanted to talk about #NaNoWriMo. I've wanted to participate in National Novel Writing Month for a while now, but every time it rolled around, I was ill-prepared with no idea what to write about. This year wasn't much different except for one thing: I know I can finish a story if I put my mind to it. I've done it before. 

You know, I never understood what was so hard about starting a story until I tried to decide what the hell I was going to do for NaNo this year. 

Well, I think I've made a decision, and I've dropped the first chapter of what I'm tentatively dubbing "Mr. Thorne" for now, in the bottom half of this post. So give it a read. Hopefully, you'll be intrigued. I know I'd like to read past the first chapter, (lol) I just have to write it first!

P.S. Sorry for all the ellipses, I'm feeling ellipsis-y today... Yikes.