NaNoWriMo Day #26 – Writing one story at a time
By Alex Giannini I’d written a pretty solid 200 words when the toilets started overflowing. I was in a library, I should mention, and it was…
NaNoWriMo Day #14 – Dealing with Rejections
By Ry Herman Rejections hurt. They’re a blow to your confidence and can make you question your ability as a writer. But one way to lessen…
NaNoWriMo Day #7 – Put your words down to get to know your characters
By Kate Shaw Many, many years ago I tried writing a romance, not my usual genre. I worked out a plot, two interesting main characters, and…
NaNoWriMo Day #4 – Carve out your ideal writing space
By Julia Lynne It’s one of the most discussed pieces of writing advice ever. Create your own private writing space. This is easier said than done…
NaNoWriMo Day #1 – He Said, She Said, Five Tips for Writing Fabulous Dialogue
By Mary Carter Before I was fortunate enough to join the team at Red Sofa Literary, I wrote plays for school-aged children. With a scenery and…
