quote:Welcome to this week's Novel Support Group (NSG). Anyone can join. If you're new, tell us a bit about who you are and what project you are working on. Feel free to update the NSG Work in Progress thread with your current projects. Although we can report on any number of things, here is a list of suggestions (suggestions welcomed).
What were your goals last week and did you accomplish them? Describe what you worked on. Set goals for next week. Did you learn something during this week?
Here is a list of things that you can do each week as we work on our novels (suggestions welcomed).
Writing on a novel Characterization World Building Relevant research
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As for me:
Last Week's Goals:
FIRE AND EARTH (formerly known as SEVEN STARS): Send out three queries. Yes.
BLOOD WILL TELL: Read some more about marketing. Yes. That is, I've done some reading. No more marketing yet.
BLOOD IS THICKER: Let it rest. Easy one.
THE BARD'S GIFT: Chapters 27 and 28. Yes and Chapter 29, too.
MAGE STORM: Get back to the revision. Eh. Not really.
Create a better subplot for a key supporting character: Grr, still no.
Finish the rough draft, minus the subplot: No, but almost! I re-outlined the very last section of the book and did a mock-up of the scenes. Down to the final five scenes:)At last, a completed novel is on the horizon...I may actually be learning to finish things!
This week's goals:
Take care of that pesky supporting character.
Finish the rough draft!!
Do a happy dance.
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I managed to work once on my two WIPs. Interesting enough both are involved with a fight with a super natural creature. Completely different creatures though.
I rewrote a few sentences on one so I added more new words to one than the other. But it's still only about fifty to a hundred-twenty-five words to each.
Two Struggles is still in the hands of the critters. One suggested more emotion in one sub-scene and I decided it would be better-she my MC's inner fears--and be a hint for a later scene.
That's it for novels.
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