This week on the podcast Hannah and Renee tackle National Novel Writing Month! Whether you are participating this year, have chosen to sit out, are under deadline with something completely different, or even if 1,600 words per day sounds like your own personal torture chamber, we hope this episode contains […]
NaNoWriMo
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If you’re one of thousands of writers currently working on a book for National Novel Writing Month, perhaps you might find this NaNoWriMo pep talk from KT Literary client Stephanie Perkins helpful? Heck, even if you’re not doing NaNoWriMo, it’s useful advice. Keep writing until you reach the end. If […]
Last week was awesome. I reopened to queries, and every day, I carved out a little time in the afternoon to go through that day’s batch of email. It was fantastic! I was so on top of things! And then… One day, I didn’t have any time in the afternoon, […]
Well, we’re hours away from the end of November, and I’m curious — how did you do for NaNoWriMo, those of you that participated? Rexroth is upstairs working on his final wordcount as I type. As for my NaMaReMo project, I have to admit I didn’t do so well. I’m […]
It’s November 1st, and for hordes of writers out there, that means one thing: NaNoWriMo. If you’re still among the uninitiated, that stands for National November Writing Month — a pledge to write and finish a 50,000 word novel in the month of November, no excuses. Now, many other writers […]
So I started a new project on January 1st, to take at least one picture every single day and post it. And it got me thinking about deadlines and goals we set for ourselves. I’m curious — of those of you that participated in NaNoWriMo, how many of you have […]
We made it to December 1st! How did you do on your NaNoWriMo novel, for those of you who were working on one? How many winners do we have? And what’s your plan for the coming months? I’d love to know. (So long as it isn’t “query kt literary moments […]
I shared what I thought was a very interesting post on NaNoWriMo this morning on Twitter, and have since gotten a few questions about it that I thought merited a more detailed response on the blog. Chuck Wendig, the author of the post I shared, rates several different aspects of […]
I hope you’ll join me in welcoming Sara Raasch to the kt literary stable of brilliant clients! *cheers, applause* Sara’s novel is the adventurous romance STREAM PIRATE — for more information, check out her website, or follow her blog. I’m looking forward to sharing it with editors, and can’t wait […]