My biggest take away from this month's session was the idea of writing your novel's synopsis and back page blurb, plus creating your cover BEFORE writing the story. The motivational aspect of doing this appeals to me,
I plan my novellas in detail, therefore, producing the synopsis should be relatively easy.
What are your thoughts?
What was the best gem Wayne share in your opinion?
Unfortunately, I couldn't make this session.
Please do me a favour and leave a comment below:
Tell me three things you learned this morning and
Give some(more) love to Linda and Amanda.
I look forward to learning what you've learned.
Stay blessed!
Amanda has kindly shared her slides from Saturday's presentation.
Click on the attachment. 😊
What are your thoughts on Sharma Taylor's workshop this morning?
Mine?
I loved Sharma's obvious passion for writing and for sharing her knowledge and experience.
Feel free to leave your comments below !
Message from Sharma:
"Can you please email this PDF to the folks who registered for my NCF workshop?
It's useful and available from the website authorspublish.com."
Wayne Jordan generously shared his experiences as a writer and his recommendations for writing tools.
What tools do you use now and why?
What new tools might you be using in the future?
Share your thoughts below!
Hi Cori,
Like you, I currently use MS Word to plan the plot, characters and setting. However, I'll probably try Story Plotter and definitely want to use Page Tracker. I think the latter will be quite motivational since I'm (usually) goal oriented.
I think I might check out Write Way Pro too since I've heard positive things about that app.
Thanks for responding!
Looking forward to seeing you next month!
Yes it was extremely informative. As someone who is a unapologetic pantser, the idea of planning was intriguing, and the idea of doing the blurb, cover and synopsis made me think differently about certain things. All in all a lovely session as usual!