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[18 Dec 2013 | Comments Off | ]
49 of 52 Weeks – The Winner Is…

This was meant to post last week, but I missed doing it. Things are progressing now though, so here we are.
I have the winners for the blog hop, and a sneak peek at what the prize will be, come on along inside….

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[6 Dec 2013 | 3 Comments | ]
48 of 52 Weeks – ‘Tis the Season, Yule’s the Reason!

Justine and Gary have got to find Nigel, but a quick duck into a room off the last galley has led them into a world of glittering snow, warm fires, food in abundance and even little gifts with their names on them… Wait, there’s cookies, too!
What have they stumbled into?

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[3 Dec 2013 | Comments Off | ]
Treats for the Inspiratos

Late Friday night – with many thanks to Friday Night Write Club, Virtual Writers and The Sprint Shack – I crossed the finish line for NaNoWriMo. Since then, I’ve taken a bit of a break from the novel, although I was back at it today for a few minutes.
To thank my fornit and muse, I’m making peanut butter cookies (the fornit LOVES peanut butter) and Welsh Rarebit (Awen’s Welsh. Gotta feed her traditional food!).

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[24 Nov 2013 | 2 Comments | ]
46 of 52 Weeks – Seeing the Edge

I’m so very far behind in my NaNoveling, that I’ve lost sight of the fun part. I decided to get some of that back by challenging the Manitoban Elsewherians (the region I’m in is Manitoba: Elsewhere) to write the total of the last four digits of their current word count, by midnight tonight.

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[14 Nov 2013 | Comments Off | ]
45 of 52 Weeks – Bang Your Head!

One of the tips I was given years ago was to find a bunch of music that inspires the work in progress, create a playlist in whatever manner you have at your disposal, and listen to it while you’re writing. Thanks to Mari’s advice, I’ve done that for each project I work on, and most of them are pretty distinct in both similarities and differences.