This has been a great writing week! I wrote seven book reviews, and did three lessons in the hope writers course. I’m very happy with both of those things!
Happy writing!
Tag: Sundays are for writing
Sundays are for Writing #124
It’s been an excellent writing week! Six book reviews + my May reading post and also a post about the best books I read in May (Spoiler alert: there were several.). No fiction. Things are very up-in-the-air at work, and I’m also working through a course from Hope Writers.
Happy writing!
Sundays are for Writing #123
I had a lovely four-day weekend (during which I read six books I think), and wrote five book reviews this week. Here’s to enjoying this three-day-weekend.
Sundays are for Writing #122
I’m still mulling over things as far as fiction goes, but I wrote six book reviews this week. My birthday is next week, so I’m having a long, relaxing weekend of reading and just chilling.
Happy writing!
Sundays are for Writing #121
This was a decent writing week for me: four book reviews. No fiction, but…I’m just so tired right now. I have to get my life a bit in order before I can go back to fiction-writing.
Happy writing!
Sundays are for Writing #120
This week, I wrote three book reviews. Still thinking about the (fiction) writing situation and recovering from a virus I at first thought was food poisoning, so I’ll count that as a win.
Happy writing!
Sundays are for Writing #116
This was a good writing week: three book reviews, and three fiction sessions—mostly new stuff, which makes me very happy. It’s time to feel my way through the new setting I’ve come up with.
Happy writing!
Sundays are for Writing #111
This hasn’t been the most productive writing week, because I never seemed to have enough time! I did get three sessions of revising fiction, and I wrote three book reviews as well. I think the stress from work made everything feel much more tired.
Happy writing!
Sundays are for Writing #52
I had another solid writing week. I had three planned writing sessions, and I got them all in without a problem. Started on the second timeline in the King Arthur story, so that’s taken a bit of mental adjustment.
I’m also working through Holly Lisle’s How to Write a Novel lessons for the new planned project. I love Holly’s classes—and I’m hoping this will help me straighten some things out before I start writing.
I’ve found this weekly update post to be super-motivating for me: I think there were only three weeks this year that I didn’t do any writing! And that is such a huge improvement from the past few years, I’ll definitely keep doing these update posts next year!
