During Write Nonfiction November (WNFIN), writers must write fast to complete their projects in 30 days. Learning to turn out content quickly is a great skill to have. I know this, since I was trained as a magazine journalist and I now spend much of my time churning out content for my four…five if you [...]
Today is October 31st, or Halloweeen. Why should you, a nonfiction writer, care? The answer is not that you get to dress up as your favorite literary character and go out to a party–or eat lots of candy (or drink, as did many famous writers). For thousands of nonfiction writers, the last day of October [...]
Many of you who have been following this blog for the last year or more know that it has a sister blog called Write Nonfiction in November, affectionately called WNFIN. Although you can read the great posts at WNFIN all year long, like Sleeping Beauty (or maybe Rip VanWinkle), it lies “dormant” almost 11 months [...]
What’s a nonfiction writer to do during November? Write, of course! You can take on the Write Nonfiction in November challenge and start and finish a work of nonfiction in 30 days. Or you can become a NaNoWriMo rebel and write 50,000 words of nonfiction in the same time period during the National Novel Writing [...]
In just under two weeks, nonfiction writers will take to their keyboards to begin 30 days of work on a new project. Not only will they start that project, they will finish it. Why? Because that’s the challenge posed by Write Nonfiction in November (WNFIN). WNFIN, which is both a challenge and a full-month of [...]
Hello! This is the sister blog to Write Nonfiction in November, a blog and challenge that happens ever year for 30 days. For the last two years, I have kept that blog “alive” the rest of the year with a post or more each month from December through October. Recently, I decided to increase my [...]
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