September's Writing Progress
I wrote another 6,000 words of The Last Dragonrider, so it's now 109,000 words.
The open mic night in St Annes that we go to on Tuesdays has a theme for the first meeting of the month. The theme for tomorrow night is "ghosts." Seeing as I don't have anything that I could convincingly call a ghost story, I wrote a little one, just over 500 words.
The writers' group in St Annes (at the same venue as the open mic night) has started again after its summer break. The exercises that we do at the meetings yielded several writing prompts, two of which I think I could turn into stories. I started one of them over the weekend, featuring bungee cords and a time-travelling historian. I've got about 500 words of it so far.
The open mic night in St Annes that we go to on Tuesdays has a theme for the first meeting of the month. The theme for tomorrow night is "ghosts." Seeing as I don't have anything that I could convincingly call a ghost story, I wrote a little one, just over 500 words.
The writers' group in St Annes (at the same venue as the open mic night) has started again after its summer break. The exercises that we do at the meetings yielded several writing prompts, two of which I think I could turn into stories. I started one of them over the weekend, featuring bungee cords and a time-travelling historian. I've got about 500 words of it so far.
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Oct 01, 2024 01:11AM
Lots of progress, the time travelling historian story and the ghost story sound interesting. How many words are you aiming for in ‘The Last Dragonrider’?
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