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I had a rough day, sorry I’m posting this so late! We are joined by the eleven-year-old Princess Scientist, who talks about her attempt at NaNo.
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Conflict can have several levels to make your story more complex.
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What if you don’t have a word processor?
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Changing gears can do wonders for your brain. If you’re on a tough scene, then write something else.
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What are others writing? Did my last scene suck? Should I really be doing this?
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Should you write what scares you? Should you experiment with taboos?
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That lovely mental image of the painter, painting the floor, and the whole floor is done and the painter is in the corner, with no escape. What should she do?
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Is it too late to start NaNoWriMo? What if you’re already behind?
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You’re going to hit walls during writing, and I’ll be giving you ways around, or through, those walls throughout the month. Advice 1- when in doubt, throw in a flashback.
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If you get stuck, don’t worry about it. Write the scene you feel comfortable writing, and make a note that the difficult scene is missing. Easiest done with Scrivener or note cards.