Category: Writing

Adult Fiction · Horror · Paranormal Romance · Short Story · Writing

Saying Goodbye – Part I

CaroleHeidi5 Comments

After a big discussion with Liberty about this 'Zombie Romance' book that she reviewed a bit back, the whole 'Zombie Romance' thing began to play on my mind. Mostly it played on it in a 'EWWWW, NOOOO!' kind of way - why would you enter into a relationship with a decomposing, dead person who at… Continue reading Saying Goodbye – Part I

Writing · Writing Workshop

I Believe In Fairies ~ a prompt for @libertyfallsdwn

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I wish this cold had stayed as just that - a cold. Instead, I was in bed until almost one this afternoon after a night of hot and cold fever and throwing up. I feel mostly better now, aside from an irritating headache, a runny nose and a slight temperature. Hopefully Liberty is feeling better… Continue reading I Believe In Fairies ~ a prompt for @libertyfallsdwn

750 Words · NaNoWriMo · Writing

NaNoWriMo 2012 and The December 750 Words Challenge

CaroleHeidi4 Comments

So, I completed NaNoWriMo 2012. I have a funky badge to prove it - look: I also have a Scrivener project that is 54,127 words long and impossible to summarise. I am using the excuse that the novel isn't actually finished as my reason my I am unable to describe what it is about without… Continue reading NaNoWriMo 2012 and The December 750 Words Challenge

Writing · Writing Workshop

I Believe In Fairies ~ a prompt for @libertyfallsdwn

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As Carole is doing her utmost best to finish NaNoWriMo off this week (she's currently only 3000 words from finishing and tomorrow is the last day!), I've said I'll guest post a prompt for Liberty. (Liberty has finished her NaNoWriMo project already, so it seems only fair she should continue to have a prompt ;-)… Continue reading I Believe In Fairies ~ a prompt for @libertyfallsdwn

Life · NaNoWriMo · Writing

On Wanting To Give Up

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Tomorrow is the final day of NaNoWriMo and I should be sailing through to the finish. Happy, exultant and relishing in my 50,000 word novel first draft. Instead, I am curled on the sofa 3,247 words from the finish wondering if I can give up yet. Three thousand words. That's nothing really, I've written nearly… Continue reading On Wanting To Give Up