A new character popped up last night…
Continue reading “Writer Vs. Spellchecker // Part 3”Author: H.S. Kylian
Christian, bookworm, writer, and hopeful romantic.
Camp NaNoWriMo July: Update #2 + Other Stuff
So…July has struck again. I don’t know why, but I’ve never been able to write much during July, or throughout the entire summer, really.
Continue reading “Camp NaNoWriMo July: Update #2 + Other Stuff”Writer Vs. Spellchecker // Part 2
Hello, hello! It’s another Writer Vs. Spellchecker! And there are THREE new characters!
Continue reading “Writer Vs. Spellchecker // Part 2”The Mirror
Back in January, I posted this for part of Fairy Tale Central’s Snow Queen month. At some point between then and now, I got around to writing a sequel-ish of sorts.
And now, you all get to see it. Because cliffhangers really aren’t fair.
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So, in the writing group I’m part of, the King’s Daughters’ Writing Camp, we talked about how spellchecker isn’t actually 100% accurate. I ended up writing these mini-stories because of it.
Enjoy!
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This is how my Camp NaNo has gone so far:
Continue reading “Camp NaNo July 2020: Update #1”Camp NaNoWriMo 2020: July
Originally, I was going to write the The Woodsman by hand throughout the rest of May and all of June, then rewrite it during Camp NaNo in July.
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For some time now, I’ve been using the 8-Point structure that K.M. Weiland of Helping Writers Become Authors uses.
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Let me start off by saying that I am not against traditional publishing, and I am not here to pit trad publishing against indie publishing.
Continue reading “What Traditionally Published Christian Fiction Can Learn From Indie Christian Fiction (In Regards To Romance)”Outlining Is Outlining
Outlining varies from writer to writer.
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