Here are my relevant resolutions that I aspire to keep for the year:
I will post at least one blog post per week.
I will write every day, even if it is only a word.
I will finish Treeland's draft zero and draft one this year.
I will prepare the next story's plot and worldbuilding for next year.
I will read one book at least one book every two weeks.
I will complete one short story a month.
Some things may seem low or simple, but low goals will allow me to make all of these become habits that can be increased slowly. Since I plan to post every Saturday, I will talk more in the next post.
Showing posts with label short story. Show all posts
Showing posts with label short story. Show all posts
Saturday, January 1, 2011
Saturday, October 2, 2010
Time to Learn about Ships
I believe I have figured out, at least for the basics, what my NaNoWriMo novel may be about. For a class, I had to write my first full short story. I have named it "Atlantis and the Kraken." It is steampunk, and the first thing I realized was that I need to know a lot more about ships if I am going to write this steampunk novel.
But it was great to write something that I would not normally write about. I am a alternate world fantasy writer. Steampunk is something that I even have not read much of. This is a way for me to learn to become better in writing, better in my craft. I will revise this "short" (it's nearly 2,000 words) story tomorrow, as well as work on the NaNo full novel part of it. Plot will be first. I will struggle with it, but the plot must be done. I will get it done.
But it was great to write something that I would not normally write about. I am a alternate world fantasy writer. Steampunk is something that I even have not read much of. This is a way for me to learn to become better in writing, better in my craft. I will revise this "short" (it's nearly 2,000 words) story tomorrow, as well as work on the NaNo full novel part of it. Plot will be first. I will struggle with it, but the plot must be done. I will get it done.
Labels:
beginnings,
nanowrimo,
short story,
writing journey
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