Category Archives: fiction
The End Of NaNoWriMo
November is over, which means that National Novel Writing Month has officially ended. How did you do? I was behind for the entire month, and I mean like really behind. I kept writing in this step ladder fashion. I would … Continue reading
Posted in community, fiction, Inspiration, Personal, Writing
Tagged "character development", "daily writing", "write what you know", "write what you love to read", "writing process", bad writing, continuity, nanowrimo, National Novel Writing Month, novel, Thriller, too many ideas, worth it, writing issues
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Confessions Of A Bookaholic – Guilty Pleasures Edition #47 – Sweet Valley High Super Thriller #3 – No Place To Hide
Another Super Thriller (I confess, they’re always my favorite) for your reading (guilty!) pleasure. They’ve covered crazed killers, witness protection and the mob hits so far, next up: A wannabe ghost story. Is it a ghost story or is it … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Books, fiction, Guilty Pleasures, Reviews
Tagged "book review", "long lost past", "mistaken identity", "past secrets", "reading list", "super thriller", "sweet valley high", "unrequited love", book, ghost, kidnapped, lookalike, murder, obsession, prisoner, sweet valley
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Confessions Of A Bookaholic – Guilty Pleasures Edition #46 – Sweet Valley High #50 – Out Of Reach
This book tackles real-life issues like racism so you know it is going to be awful – like “I can’t turn away from this train wreck” awful, and this book does not disappoint! 😛 “Out Of Reach” Sweet Valley Scale: … Continue reading
Nanowrimo… It’s Almost Over And I Am STILL Behind!
So I am checking in for the last time this month regarding NaNoWriMo. For anyone who doesn’t know this is when a bunch of people register online with the same goal in mind: to write a 50,000 word novel in … Continue reading
Nanowrimo Nine Days In… I Am So Behind!
I was excited for my first ever Nanowrimo. I prepared, outlined the book a little as well as wrote a two sentence pitch and a synopsis to make sure I got my head in the game. I did this all … Continue reading
