If you have an old account and cannot remember how to log in, please contact us at mlpchief @ gmail.com. Additionally, if you want a different screen name, please contact us instead of making a new account! Thanks!
Site Announcements Arena Tutorials Sigs & Site Support Introductions Pony Corral Swap Talk! Pony Fairs! MLP Nirvana Nirvana Sales Pony Brag Arena Off Topic Dollhouse Toy Box & Games Cupboard Customs Custom Sales Arts & Crafts Corral Adoptables For Sale - For Auction For Trade Wanted Trader & Classifieds Support What's Your Problem Private Messages Contact Us!
0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.
"I love to read fiction; some historical, mostly fantasy and twisted fairy tales, so naturally that's kind of what I write. The novel I've been working on for the past several years is about a band of wolves trapped in a swiftly melting world, who embark on a quest for a new home. "
Quote"I love to read fiction; some historical, mostly fantasy and twisted fairy tales, so naturally that's kind of what I write. The novel I've been working on for the past several years is about a band of wolves trapped in a swiftly melting world, who embark on a quest for a new home. "Sounds interesting PrincessStarlily, I'm writing about wolves too, but mine is based on when the European settlers came to this country and hunting them. Post Merge: March 09, 2015, 11:43:53 AM National Novel Writing Month, I've seen it mentioned but what/when is it?
Quote from: ponygirl74 on March 09, 2015, 11:36:35 AMQuote"I love to read fiction; some historical, mostly fantasy and twisted fairy tales, so naturally that's kind of what I write. The novel I've been working on for the past several years is about a band of wolves trapped in a swiftly melting world, who embark on a quest for a new home. "Sounds interesting PrincessStarlily, I'm writing about wolves too, but mine is based on when the European settlers came to this country and hunting them. Post Merge: March 09, 2015, 11:43:53 AM National Novel Writing Month, I've seen it mentioned but what/when is it? National Novel Writing Month occurs every year in the month of November and it's a massive international (despite the name ) challenge for writers to churn out a first draft of 50k words or more of new fiction (as in, if you already have a WiP, you only include the words you write from Nov 1-30). It's an amazing way to motivate yourself to get that first draft out, and you get crazy awesome support from other participants and published authors. For "winning" NaNoWriMo, you get a certificate to print out, but also get swag from writer-oriented companies like Scrivner and some self publishing places. A few years ago, they started up Camp NaNoWriMo which is like NaNo-light and offer it in two installments during the spring/summer (this year's is April and I believe June). Camp NaNo lets you set your own word count goal and you can even use it to "officially" revise something you've already worked on.
Quote from: Katika on March 09, 2015, 02:08:42 PMQuote from: ponygirl74 on March 09, 2015, 11:36:35 AMQuote"I love to read fiction; some historical, mostly fantasy and twisted fairy tales, so naturally that's kind of what I write. The novel I've been working on for the past several years is about a band of wolves trapped in a swiftly melting world, who embark on a quest for a new home. "Sounds interesting PrincessStarlily, I'm writing about wolves too, but mine is based on when the European settlers came to this country and hunting them. Post Merge: March 09, 2015, 11:43:53 AM National Novel Writing Month, I've seen it mentioned but what/when is it? National Novel Writing Month occurs every year in the month of November and it's a massive international (despite the name ) challenge for writers to churn out a first draft of 50k words or more of new fiction (as in, if you already have a WiP, you only include the words you write from Nov 1-30). It's an amazing way to motivate yourself to get that first draft out, and you get crazy awesome support from other participants and published authors. For "winning" NaNoWriMo, you get a certificate to print out, but also get swag from writer-oriented companies like Scrivner and some self publishing places. A few years ago, they started up Camp NaNoWriMo which is like NaNo-light and offer it in two installments during the spring/summer (this year's is April and I believe June). Camp NaNo lets you set your own word count goal and you can even use it to "officially" revise something you've already worked on. Sounds interesting! Were would I find out about about Camp NaNoWriMo? it might motivate me to start writing my story again .
I write. I've got a novel that I posted on FictionPress and one of my readers knows a publisher and sent me their email and said to tell them it's the story she's been "obsessing over" so they know it's me. I've asked someone to edit for me (because I think I overuse commas and I'm slightly dyslexic so I want all mistakes caught) and once that's done, I'll be contacting them about my novel. I even came across a fanfic the other day that was based on my story, so I know someone out there likes it!
Quote from: Pokeyonekenobie on March 09, 2015, 07:03:33 PMI write. I've got a novel that I posted on FictionPress and one of my readers knows a publisher and sent me their email and said to tell them it's the story she's been "obsessing over" so they know it's me. I've asked someone to edit for me (because I think I overuse commas and I'm slightly dyslexic so I want all mistakes caught) and once that's done, I'll be contacting them about my novel. I even came across a fanfic the other day that was based on my story, so I know someone out there likes it!Ooh, that's very cool! What's your username on FictionPress? I'm on there, too.