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Category: Tips & Tricks
Five Tips to Help You Reach Your (Camp) NaNoWriMo Goals
I mentioned these last year but I think they happen to be pretty good tips, so I’ve recapped them here for your writing convenience.
Five Tips for Writing a Mystery
Writing a mystery is unlike pretty much any other sort of writing – it really is like a puzzle and it can be hard. Here are five tips that might help.
4 Lessons Learned After One Year of Blogging
I’m really proud of all the work I’ve put into this blog over the last 12 months, but I’ve also put a lot of effort into trying new things and broadening my skills. Here are four things I learned after one year of blogging on Alyssa Lost in Space.
Reaching Your Goals in 2020
Everybody makes New Year’s resolutions, but not everyone can follow through. This is how I help keep focused on my goals during the year.
NaNoWriMo Tip: It’s Not About Winning
It’s the end of NaNoWriMo 2019, and here is my final tip for the month.
NaNoWriMo Tip: Beat the Word Count Trap
There is only a week left of NaNoWriMo, and while I might have thrown in the towel this year, I still have some tips to share! Sometimes focusing on the number of words does more harm than good, so I have a few ideas to keep you focused on what really matters.
NaNoWriMo Tip: Keep Up Your Momentum!
We’re at the halfway mark now, and it’s both exciting and a little stress-inducing. But it’s all downhill from here. You can do it! Here’s another tip to keep you going.
NaNoWriMo Tip: Avoiding the Empty Page
The first week is over and the second week begins! Here’s another tip from a relatively seasoned wrimo to help you get through the NaNo madness.
NaNoWriMo 2019: 12-Hour Writing Challenge & My Best NaNo Tip!
NaNoWriMo 2019 has finally arrived! I thought I’d kick things off with a writing challenge and offer the most helpful piece of advice I could give to new and struggling wrimos.
