You’ve made it to day #4 of the Write Nonfiction in November (WNFIN) Challenge. Even though you have only just passed “halfway” of the first week, you may now realize that reaching your goal—a completed work of nonfiction writing—might prove harder than you thought. Staying in the writing or creative flow isn’t so easy. Possibly, you started out writing a…
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If you are writing a nonfiction book during National Nonfiction Writing Month (NaNonFiWriMo), I hope you’ve gone to the trouble of doing some planning before hand. Creating a business plan for a book is an essential step in creating a marketable book as well as one that serves your long-term goals as a writer. Roger. C. Parker is the master…
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To keep the momentum going, Day #2 of the WNFIN Challenge focuses on getting to “done,” as Rachel Z. Cornell, the first-ever “professional nag,” likes to say. In this guest post she offers some practical tips about how to actually complete the WNFIN Challenge. After all, that’s the whole point—for you to start and to finish your nonfiction book, essay,…
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Welcome aboard for National Nonfiction Writing Month (NaNonFiWriMo) 2013! Whether you’ve been preparing for the Write Nonfiction in November (WNFIN) Challenge for 10 months with Amanda M. Socci’s “I Know I Can” WNFIN training program or you just began thinking about taking on a month-long nonfiction writing project in the last few weeks or days, I hope you are ready to…
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As children all over the United States prepare for Halloween, I’m reminded of the fact that they expect to receive treats at each home they visit. If they don’t, they supposedly will play tricks on the homeowners. Thus, the saying, “Trick or treat!” For me, Halloween always means that National Nonfiction Writing Month (NaNonFiWriMo), also known as the Write Nonfiction…
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