Writing & Editing

month of November and handing out badges and cool prizes to those who accept the challenge. Here's how to win at NaNoWriMo:

Writers must complete 11,666 words each week in their story (50,000 words/30 days). These are words that can be added to an ongoing story or you can create a completely new one! Once you achieve this, you'll head over to a quick form to fill out. This form must be completed EACH WEEK during November. The link is below:

<a href="https://bit.ly/31Vhapi" target="_blank">https://bit.ly/31Vhapi</a>

For anyone who completes the 50,000 word requirement there will be an additional surprise at the end of the month that I'll reveal later on. For now, happy writing!

town. Millions of people cross paths every day under Big Ben, the Gherkin and the London Eye. The city is big, it's booming, it's alive. A place full of opportunities. Behind the postcard picture hides a darker side filled with skulduggery, prostitution, gang warfare and organized crime. Underground London is a familiar place for Jack. Half-time private investigator and full-time hitman, he and his drug dealer lifelong friend Fence have been swimming in these troubled waters since they were free from the orphanage they grew up in. Gifted, they both made a name for themselves on the black market and drove their businesses with confidence. Until Jack accepted the one assassination contract that would change their lives forever. From dirty South London's taverns and Soho sex clubs to white Victorian buildings and the City's glass towers, they will go from lies and deceptions to unravel conspiracies triggering uncanny events, discovering who they truly are and revealing ancient secrets. A centuries-old dark plot started by supernatural beings that will ultimately result in the dawn of the Forlorn. London's a beast of a town, Hell yeah!"

Thanks.

Bartleby Shepherd

I've kept for years because I thought it was the best it could be, and then I swapped to that font, and like a switch going off in my brain, I felt like I read these passages for the first time again, and was able to figure out what to improve.

Anyone else use this awfully wonderful trick?