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It isn't just the change of the calendar year that is getting me back to prioritizing writing. All the additional professional development activities I have taken on have settled down into a manageable day to day routine. It is good, and even fulfilling. Work life continues to frustrated, but in a way that is simply stressful not actually toxic.
So here I am writing nearly daily a lesbian sword fantasy pastiche of Sherlock Holmes. And for the past two weeks it is singing when I sit down to it. Most of my writing since I graduated has happened during Nano or Camps but this year my focus is setting and maintaining a reasonable pace. Writing at Nano pace I feel completely wrung out by the end of week two. I have no ideas and no words. 500-1000 words seems doable though.
In that spirit I pledged 200,000 words for Get Your Words Out.
[img: notebook and pen on wooden desktop with "GYWO 2019"
printed in large white letters with a black shadow. under that,
"writing decathlon" in handwritten white letters with a black shadow.]
GetYourWordsOut: Year Eleven!
Pledges & Requirements | GYWO.net
So here I am writing nearly daily a lesbian sword fantasy pastiche of Sherlock Holmes. And for the past two weeks it is singing when I sit down to it. Most of my writing since I graduated has happened during Nano or Camps but this year my focus is setting and maintaining a reasonable pace. Writing at Nano pace I feel completely wrung out by the end of week two. I have no ideas and no words. 500-1000 words seems doable though.
In that spirit I pledged 200,000 words for Get Your Words Out.
[img: notebook and pen on wooden desktop with "GYWO 2019"
printed in large white letters with a black shadow. under that,
"writing decathlon" in handwritten white letters with a black shadow.]
GetYourWordsOut: Year Eleven!
Pledges & Requirements | GYWO.net
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