Moriah Snell Writes . . .

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From Snoopy meets Hobbes Here's hoping that anyone and everyone who's half way through #NaNoWriMo is absolutely smashing that 50k word count. Due to my retail job, I'm not participating in it this year. So I'm just offering all the support and writing help I can. Today's post deals with something I've discovered fairly recently and already enjoy. Today I'm introducing y'all to my bullet journal or bujo for short. From In Dots If you've never heard of bujo before, it physically is a journal with pages that are filled with lines of dots. That's it. But it really can be so much more. It's a design it yourself planner with no rules and no limits. I personally use my bujo to track my work schedule, monthly tasks, blog ideas, and anything else I need. Examples of "anything else" would be  budget, contact wear-age, and future plans. My set up is pretty basic. I use an index, of course, to help me find stuff easil

From My Lifeblood ~ Writing Isn't that the most awesome thing?!?! It's accurate, humorous, and writer-ish. Why didn't I come up with that? A huge thank you to whoever made it! The same board As a shout out everyone braving #NaNoWriMo, I'm rounding up a few of my favorite writer websites. More accurately, these are simply four sites that help my writing. They arrange from obvious sites to some you might not guess. Let's go! 1.  Helping Writers Become Authors  is run by K.M. Weiland. She's an award-winning author. Featuring thousands of posts about story theory, structure, worldbuilding, and every other writing subject, it's an a treasure trove of knowledge. And it gets better. Weiland also responds to any writing question you email her, and for an easy starting place, check out the  Storytelling According to Marvel Series . 2.  Gail Carson Levine  runs a blog of mainly writing advice that all starts with her readers' question

From My Lifeblood ~ Writing Why is Tony Stark's face so accurate? WHY?? Anyway, his face remains accurate, and any writer would probably agree. I've really been feeling it especially this past weekend as I tried something new. Some of y'all may already know, Ciara and Aleksander of The Dragon Books  fame are my OTP. They are simply the best, in my opinion. The same pinterest board I'm not saying I agree with this guy, but I won't argue against his point. Back to Aleksander and Ciara. I've completed one Dragon Book : The Dragons' Stones . Presently, I'm about halfway through the sequel, The Dragon's Skin . I love these characters. I seriously love them. And I spent all Sunday working with their happily ever after. It's not something I've done before. Usually, I just write the book, and it ends the way it ends. I'm good with that. But as I'm a little stuck in TDS2, I decided to try writing an eventual ha