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Getting There

The National Novel Writing Month website says that I need to write 941 words per day to finish on time. That is not going to happen. Not because I have no idea what to write or anything like that. …

Source: Getting There

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Kassandra Carrillo received her B.A. in Creative Writing from the University of Houston. She enjoys writing dark paranormal fiction. However, she has dabbled in writing fantasy as well, science fiction, western, short stories, poetry, and scriptwriting, but she prefers writing novels. When she's not writing, Kassandra likes to crochet, practice her art, and stream video games.

One thought on “Getting There

  1. That’s soooooo close. Don’t give up! How about adding in a spontaneous dance off contest or a dream sequence. Maybe have someone recite nursery rhymes and type them entirely. You can just snip it out later. Or you could add the word “very” to every adverb and adjective. Ooh one more. Give a character a double name like Jim Bob or Mary Alice. That alone could add scads of words!

    You can do it! You are so so close. I’m mostly kidding in the suggestions. If you had several thousand words left, I’d keep my mouth shut. But that’s less than 2000! Eye on the prize!

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