This is part two of a series. See Part One In the first post on this short series, I deal with the types of blocks and mental fallacies that can stop you from writing. The infamous Writer’s Block. At the end of the post, I outlined ways to deal with such blocks. All the steps […]
Total for the week: 40,385 words. Normally, that many words would be a decent week. It’s nearly 5,800 words a day. But at the moment, to try and get ahead of my production schedule so I have a decent amount of post production time for each book, I need to write 9,000 words a day
Weekly Log – March 23: Getting Better Read More »
Total for the week: 11.269 words. I keep thinking about the quote “pride goes before a fall”. I was super happy with my productivity last week, despite challenges. So this week was one pratfall after another. I wrote some of the current book, some heavy duty blog posts, a secondary story…I got bits done here
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Part One. I nearly added “Writer’s Block” to the title of this post. The only reason I didn’t is because there is no such thing as a generic malady that stops writers cold. “Writer’s Block” is a collective term for a whole heap of issues that writers have to deal with that, if they let
The Antidote to Jealousy, Frustration, Depression and Not Getting Any Writing Done. Read More »
Total for the week: 20,728 words. I did not expect this week to be as productive as it was. It was the first of the month on Monday and administration and bookkeeping on the first is always a half-day at least. And at the moment, thanks to COVID, we only shop for groceries once a
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This site, The Productive Indie Fiction Writer, is dedicated to helping you find hacks and help to make the most of your time, so that you can get more books finished and released. That means every week I talk about mindset and the philosophy of getting more done, plus industry news that impacts the prolific,
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Total for the week: 12,735 words. Finished Book #3 for 2021 early, and ended up needing the time, because the new laptop for which I’d been saving up for months finally arrived. And of course, nothing is straight forward with new tech. I could not get email to work for love nor money and after
Weekly Log – March 2: Another One Bites The Dust. Read More »
Do you use BookFunnel (BF)? As a prolific author, you should consider this service, and not just because it will save you a ton of time (which it does). I pay a hefty annual subscription to BF, as I’m now in the small publisher bracket. I consider BF to be worth every penny. But the
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Total for the week: 44,472 words. Happy birthday to me! No wait… Happy Birthday, dear husband! No wait…! Happy anniversary!… Um, actually…Happy anniversary of the day we met! Confused yet? Yesterday was actually my birthday. It was also my husband’s birthday. And it was also our wedding anniversary. We got married one year to the
Weekly Log – February 23: Happy Birthday to me! No, wait… Read More »
I tripped over this one a few weeks ago. Lifehacker, among other respectable sources (here, here and here) and even a Reddit thread, have reported that switching your manuscript to the Comic Sans font makes your words flow unbelievably faster. The much reviled Comic Sans font is apparently very easy on the eyes, especially for
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