Katie Michelle

Here it is, the start of May. I wanted to get this post written and published on the first day since I'll be going out of town tomorrow to go to a good friend's wedding. Between that at the beginning, and a concert I'm really looking forward to at the end, May is going to be bookended in excitement, but that doesn't mean I don't need to get a lot of progress done in between. I'll be giving the fan-made novella I wrote at the end of last year to the band I'll be seeing in conc

It's known by a lot of writers out there that April is one of the months dedicated to a Camp NaNoWriMo--a more relaxed set-your-own-pace alternative to the traditional NaNoWriMo in November. I haven't been treating this month as very 'official'. Since I've already transferred my profile information to the new NaNoWriMo site, adding a project on the old Camp one wouldn't actually line up with the rest of my information and that would probably irk me a little more than it shoul

So July was quite a month. From a house re-plumbing job that took twice as long as scheduled to two different family member visits to the ER, there were a lot of curve balls that couldn't have been avoided. But that doesn't mean I didn't make it a WriMo regardless! July is the second session of Camp NaNo that happens twice a year. And I had set my project goal for finishing a proof and format read through that had 100 pages left. Once I finished that, I moved onto the next pr