Falling Leaflets: What Agents Say About National Novel Writing Month

Here’s a useful article with advice from agents about what to do after you finish your NaNoWriMo novel.

Falling Leaflets: What Agents Say About National Novel Writing Month.

What happens After You Finish Your NaNoWriMo Novel in a Month? – Scribendi.com

If you’ve finished your draft during NaNoWriMo this year, congratulations! You are probably glad it’s over and you are ready to take a break, maybe do some holiday shopping and clean house. The good news is that taking a break is the best thing you can do for your book.

When you’re ready, here’s some great advice about how to revise.

What happens After You Finish Your NaNoWriMo Novel in a Month? – Scribendi.com.

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Free Novel Writing Goodies in Honor of NaNoWriMo | WritersDigest.com

There’s a treasure trove of terrific free downloads for novelists on this blog. You can reap the benefits even if you dropped out of NaNoWriMo or never signed up! Zip over there and collect.

NaNoWriMo Tips | WritersDigest.com.

National Novel Writing Month – Tips That Have Helped Me « My Two Cents

Here is a practical (and hilarious) guide to making your word limit each day for the NaNoWriMo challenge.

National Novel Writing Month – Tips That Have Helped Me « My Two Cents.

Structure Part 8–Balancing the Scenes that Make Up Your Novel « Kristen Lamb’s Blog

Here’s another great blog post about structuring a novel by Kristen Lamb. If you are participating in NaNoWriMo, take some time to read the whole series on her blog. You won’t be sorry.

Structure Part 8–Balancing the Scenes that Make Up Your Novel « Kristen Lamb’s Blog.

One Writer’s Review of the Software Scrivener

Here’s another look at that writing program you’ve been hearing about (well, I’ve been hearing about it.) If you are thinking of picking up Scrivener before NaNoWriMo, here’s a rave from another writer.

Scrivener – A review. « V. Kathryn Evans.

The Golden Door By Emily Rodda – YouTube

Here’s a great trailer for a new book.

The Golden Door By Emily Rodda – YouTube.

I offer it for your inspiration!

The little film has much to recommend it.

• effective
• no actors
• no location shots
• no voiced narration

What can you put together for your book?

How to Deal With Revision Fatigue | Nathan Bransford, Author

How to Deal With Revision Fatigue | Nathan Bransford, Author.

Are you sick of revising your book? Good news! It happens to everybody.

The Bookshelf Muse: The Power of THEME

The Bookshelf Muse: The Power of THEME.

Theme could shift your novel from good to great.