Hi, all!
I welcome you to the Late Edition of my #OctWritingChallenge Weekly Report!
The past weekend was a bit of a drag since I wasn't in the groove like I was, then things got crazy on the normal side of my life. Now with it all settled I got down to business the past week and here's what I came up with.
No writing on Day 14-16
Day 17- 1 hour
Day 18- 1,464 words
Day 19- No writing. Took the day off to check the all new Halloween! Should be a treat for old and fans of John Carpenter and Jamie Lee Curtis.
Day 20- 1 hour
Day 21- 1 hour & 25 minutes.
After the three days of no writing I had reevaluate myself on time management. The key here is to not find the time to write but to make the time. This is my take away from this past week.
Until next time!
Monday, October 22, 2018
Sunday, October 14, 2018
#OctWritingChallenge Weekly Report #2
Hello! Welcome to the Week 2 of my #OctWritingChallenge Weekly Report.
My progress is not too shabby but I can't argue with the results. Let's see how we did!
Day 8-9: No writing.
Day 10-1 hour & 25 minutes.
Day 11-1 hour.
Day 12-1 hour.
Day 13-1 hour & 40 minutes.
The story, so far, is progressing as I hoped for after I trashed it to oblivion. It was a painful choice to make but from what another set of eyes told me, this (character) was useless because (his critique on the character), the illustrator could use something that can tell him who the characters are so insert a character sheet.
The two cents given to me were insightful. I didn't think to come up with a character sheet that can give me an idea of who my characters are and how they function in my story. It's another lesson in writing I learned along the way as I prepared my pitch to a comics publisher.
1. Have a character sheet ready.
2. Give thanks to your support group, folks! I know I did.
That's it for my #OctWritingChallenge Weekly report. There's more to come.
My progress is not too shabby but I can't argue with the results. Let's see how we did!
Day 8-9: No writing.
Day 10-1 hour & 25 minutes.
Day 11-1 hour.
Day 12-1 hour.
Day 13-1 hour & 40 minutes.
The story, so far, is progressing as I hoped for after I trashed it to oblivion. It was a painful choice to make but from what another set of eyes told me, this (character) was useless because (his critique on the character), the illustrator could use something that can tell him who the characters are so insert a character sheet.
The two cents given to me were insightful. I didn't think to come up with a character sheet that can give me an idea of who my characters are and how they function in my story. It's another lesson in writing I learned along the way as I prepared my pitch to a comics publisher.
1. Have a character sheet ready.
2. Give thanks to your support group, folks! I know I did.
That's it for my #OctWritingChallenge Weekly report. There's more to come.
Sunday, October 7, 2018
#OctWritingChallenge Weekly Report
Hello. Welcome to my #OctWritingChallenge Weekly Report!
Throughout the month of October I will report my progress with my WIP on the Twitter Monthly Writing Challenge.
Let's begin with my Week 1 progress.
Day 1-No writing
Day 2-1 hour & 5 minutes
Day 3-1 hour & 45 minutes
Day 4-1 hour
Day 5-No writing
Day 6-1 hour & 45 minutes. I kinda messed around for a few minutes so I added 15 minutes to make up for the time lost on social media. That's holding yourself accountable when writing, friend.
That's all for my weekly Writing Challenge report, guys. Be there as my progress for #OctWritingChallenge continues! Til next time!
Throughout the month of October I will report my progress with my WIP on the Twitter Monthly Writing Challenge.
Let's begin with my Week 1 progress.
Day 1-No writing
Day 2-1 hour & 5 minutes
Day 3-1 hour & 45 minutes
Day 4-1 hour
Day 5-No writing
Day 6-1 hour & 45 minutes. I kinda messed around for a few minutes so I added 15 minutes to make up for the time lost on social media. That's holding yourself accountable when writing, friend.
That's all for my weekly Writing Challenge report, guys. Be there as my progress for #OctWritingChallenge continues! Til next time!
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