A new writing year! I like to dream big . . . a contract for my hard-to
–find-a home- for fantasy . . . an unexpected award nomination. . . record
sales on my royalty statements . . . venturing into self-publishing . . . Anything
is possible!
To get me started, here are my resolutions for a great writing year.
I’ll keep you posted how I’ll do.
January: Find three new
children’s authors that I’ve never read and read a book by each of them.
February: Read a book on fiction
writing techniques.
March: Google famous quotations
and use them to inspire five titles for books that I might like to write one
day.
April: Read a play.
May: Write a picture book manuscript.
June: Describe an interesting
setting using all the senses.
July: Observe a person in a coffee shop (mall? bus?)
and write a character profile.
August: Read a book of kids’
poetry and write my own poem.
September: Read a biography of a
writer.
October: Read a non-fiction kid’s
book.
November: Rewrite a folk tale or
myth.
December: Sit back with a glass of eggnog, admire my stack of polished
manuscript pages for my novel-in-progress and write a glowing review (unbiased
of course!)
Happy New Year!
I dream BIG for Seventh-Heaven
ReplyDeleteif you'd follow us Upstairs so
we could RITE a trillion, hefty
novels and then call it a 'day'...
HintHint