tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-189963802011-07-29T01:50:40.570-07:00This is where I'll be posting my National Novel Writing Month StoryWarlordhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/03759150961016585692noreply@blogger.comBlogger221100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-18996380.post-63520933443517118222009-11-20T21:25:00.000-08:002009-11-20T21:26:24.631-08:00

Greetings Often instead of endless noveling of NaNoWriMo my Novembers become a thing of comedy or even drama that quite over shadows my puny fiction often hard to tell which is which or where one ends.... Sometimes it would almost be better to wait for December and then chronicle the events. No one would doubt it was fiction.No exception this November! Tuesday the lovely Lady WarLord enters St.

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GreetingsWant to talk about a subject ask someone who knows and damn do I know writers block -up close and personal ;) November 1 comes the annual event that has I believe the best chance of helping push back that block at least a little: NaNoWriMo National Novel Writing Month - Goal 50,000 words in a month (about 1600 words a day) The crazy ass goal means you stop overthinking - you can't edit

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GreetingsThis is the Writers Digest Best Websites of 2008 The list is alphabetical plus by nine category: general resources, challenges/creativity, publishing resources, jobs, writing groups and communities, genres/niches, agent blogs, protect yourself and just for fun.After you check these sites out, send your comments and nominations for next year’s list to writersdig@fwpubs.com with “101

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GreetingsHalf a world away from me, there is a story unfolding that casts a pall over celebration of this holiday of family and good cheer. It is my sincere hope that all of you are safe and well as are all those who mean much to you.My condolences to families of victims and a speedy recovery to literally hundreds of injured and for those who await resolution of events with my fervent wishes for

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GreetingsI wish you a Happy Thanksgiving I hope this holiday finds you gathered with those who are important to you sharing food and companionship. If you won't be celebrating tommorow then I hope you will take a moment to think about the people you cherish wherever or whenever they might be. That and eat a bit too much and fall asleep watching football...Enjoy the journeyWarLord

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GreetingsI of course LUV my Swiss Army Knife(SAK)! I dunno if it's excessive geekness, the ex-Boy Scout factor or all those years camping but I seldom leave home without a SAK in my pocket. Though truth to tell, lately its been displaced by a small Winchester multi-toolI also like Bruce Sterling's Blog for Wired and he had a recent posting I had to share: Gadget Watch: Design the Swiss Army

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Greetings Sorry if you've already seen this Wired Beyond the Beyond by Bruce Sterling: Science Fiction needs more mundanity Excerpts from a Nebula Awards interview with Geoff Ryman. The money quote is:"...My idea was that we'd do something like Dogme film-making. Promise not to include certain tropes in our stories. The list keeps shifting, partly because we don't agree. But included • No

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GreetingsIt's officially Tuesday Election Day. Dixville Notch has already announced results. Time to shut off the televsion and put down the newspaper -- in short it's decision timeTime to VOTE! This is the time for you as Americans to exercise a right but more important a duty. I don't care what you feel about politicians or politics and I certainly care not which party or candidate is your

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Greetings,November 1st. the folks at National Novel Writing Month want you to write that novel… That's when NaNoWriMo kicks off their annual month long novel writing marathon. That's right complete fifty thousand words in a month, that's about 1600 words each and every day. The theory is really simple -- most of us are hampered by pesky internal voices. Those internal editors that look at the

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GreetingsAs many of you know, I am a huge fan of NaNoWriMo - National Novel Writing Month and the concept of churning out 50,000 words in a month to jump start your creativity and mute that awful internal editor that plagues all of us when we attempt anythig creative. NaNoWriMo runs the month of November and sign-ups should be starting now BUT:"In the wee hours of October 1, after running like

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GreetingsOne of the places I hang out when I'm wandering the intertubes of the big ole NET isDead Robots Society I listen to the podcasts and post in the forum with a group of folks commited to better writing working hard to improve their craft. The Dead Robots have throown down the gauntlet challenging writers to theSecond Annual Dead Robots Society Writing Contest Justin Macumber, of Dead

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GreetingsFor reasons not entirely clear to me, Military Science Fiction as a genre resonates for me. Be that as it may...BLACKFIVE and Baen Books have teamed up to provide interviews of Military Sci Fi authors:Blackfive has teamed with Baen Books to provide you with a series of interviews with the best military science fiction writers in the world. The first part of this series will be on

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GreetingsI'd rather be doing just about anything else but Ive spent much of November in one or another doctor office. On the other hand it beats at least one alternative, visiting an undertaker...Some of my test results are back and as my usual I don't do well in a 'snap quiz' -- My previously chronic Crohns has woken into acute phase but some sunshine in the clouds as a brand new drug called "

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This is a work of fiction any similarities between the characters, events, or locations in this story and actual locations, events, or people are purely coincidental.© 2007 WarlordThe Rowan TreeBy: WarlordIn the yard there grows a Rowan.Thou with reverent care should'st tend it.Holy is the tree there growing.Holy likewise are its branches.On its boughs the leaves are holy.And its berries yet more

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GreetingsI Had a great time at the Kick Off talking to folks about writing, stories and their goals for nano and beyond.No matter what happens in the month of November with my nascent novel "The Rowan Tree" I intend to continue writing and honing my craft though the year both on that story and on my other projects.I'd like to find other writers with similar goals of working on their writing

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GreetingsHad a doctors appointment this past week and it was not nearly the fun such things `should' be. The upshot was that I ended up at United Hospital Radiology where very nice people gave me the benefit of their fancy equipment for a CT Scan, Ultrasound and X-RaysLets just say that I'm a bit distracted as I wait for results, on the other hand, the fact that I am not IN the hospital is cause

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Writing is easy. All you do is stare at a blank sheet of paper until drops of blood form on your forehead. Gene FowlerGreetings,November 1st. the folks at National Novel Writing Month want you to write that novel… That's when NaNoWriMo kicks off their annual month long novel writing marathon. That's right complete fifty thousand words in a month, that's about 1600 words each and every day. The

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GreetingsAs I survey my past efforts I seem to lack closing kick for the finish line.Perhaps this year, hope springs etc.Looking forward to the kickof as I write, its a rainy day here in MinnesotaGood day to work on an atmosphere piece...Enjoy the journeyWarLord

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GreetingsI don’t know why you did NaNoWriMo or what your intentions are with your Nano story.Today I did a bit of maintenance on my Blog that I have through Blogger. If you haven’t tried it setting up a Blog with Blogger is pretty painless even if you’re like me and tech aint your deal! What I found was a help section called How to Post a Book that had a template set up specifically for folks to

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This is a work of fiction any similarities between the characters, events, or locations in this story and actual locations, events, or people are purely coincidental.© 2005 WarlordPirate Cruise(A story in the Sea Cruise Universe)By: WarlordFifteen men on a dead man's chestYo ho ho and a bottle of rumDrink and the devil had done for the restYo ho ho and a bottle of rum.We wrapped 'em all in a

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This is a work of fiction any similarities between the characters, events, or locations in this story and actual locations, events, or people are purely coincidental. © 2005 Warlord Henry P. Grunewald to the RescueBy: WarlordChapter 1In the setting sun, I stepped out of Connie’s Café looking up and down the main street of Bullhead, S.D. from Ed and Edna’s Bar at one end to Earl’

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GreetingsThis will be where I'll post my NaNoWriMo Story. A part of National Novel Writing Month. For more information go here: http://www.nanowrimo.org/and check out my NaNoWriMo profile: http://www.nanowrimo.org/userinfo.php?uid=113354Please give me feedback about this story at: warlordwrites@yaho.com******If you liked this story and would like to find other stories by WarLord visit my Yahoo

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