I'm out in Pitt this week. Unless any of you feel like travelling three hours for an hour long writing club, I am cancelling this week. It will be back on in two weeks.
R
Showing posts with label Writing Group. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Writing Group. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 15, 2007
Tuesday, May 01, 2007
Tuesday, April 03, 2007
Writing Club is on
The thrills of writing club await!
Reasons to come:
Reasons to come:
- the third new layout for my place this year!
- review of Scott's revenge fiction from last time!
- apple pie!
See you there,
R
Monday, February 05, 2007
Writing Club is on tomorrow night
If you come you with your homework done (It doesn't even have to be an entire page) you will get fresh baked cookies.
Wednesday, January 03, 2007
Notice: Writing Group Homework
Writing Group Homework is posted on the Writing Group blog. Don't worry it is not too onerous.
R
PS Further info on Scott's B-day requested!!
R
PS Further info on Scott's B-day requested!!
Tuesday, December 12, 2006
New Year's Resolution
Bean, Scott, Jenn, Graeme, Christine and Kat are hereby resolved to attend writing club regularly. Rachael is hereby resolved to put a little more effort into it and arrange things a little earlier and better.
I have decided to start up the writing club anew next year as we have been derailed from regular meetings since November.
Too come: exciting new activities and a far better drill sergeant (especially for herself).
I have decided to start up the writing club anew next year as we have been derailed from regular meetings since November.
Too come: exciting new activities and a far better drill sergeant (especially for herself).
Tuesday, October 24, 2006
Writing Group Blog Updated
1. I believe (correct me if I am wrong), that Writing Group for Ocotber 31, 2006 has been moved to Monday October 30 to make way for Halloween.
2. The Writing Group Blog has been updated to include the next 6 weeks' agenda for writing.
3. I'm looking forward to writing 50,000 words of crap. I work best under deadlines.

2. The Writing Group Blog has been updated to include the next 6 weeks' agenda for writing.
3. I'm looking forward to writing 50,000 words of crap. I work best under deadlines.
Thursday, October 19, 2006
NaNoWriMo
http://www.nanowrimo.org
UPDATE: Exerpts are available to read!
National Novel Writng Month starts in less than two weeks and some of us (a few in the writing group) are taking up the challenge of writing 50,000 words in one month. Mind you, they may not be 50,000 good words, or even 50,000 coherent words. It's like a Page-A-Day calendar, except instead of being a little square with kittens or Bushisms, it's an 8.5" x 11" douple spaced typed page a day and you have to make it! Doesn't that sound like fun (or torture, but fun?). To win NaNoWriMo, you just have to finish 50,000 words in 30 days.
The above website has registration and if you need a laptop to write on AlphaSmart has provided the organization with 25 mini-notebook computers that run on 2 AA batteries for 700+ hours (so you knw they're going to be bare bones word processors). I just think that fact is so cool. Also, it is filled with hints, encouragements and tips for all writing, not just time-pressured novelists.
If you register with the website, you can buddy with "corinnebean" and others from The Clubhouse (who can opt to share their nicknames) to monitor and mentor each other. Oh, and I'm pretty sure you can opt to share your writing or opt out of it. Considering that whatever you write is copywritten, I imagine the sharability is controlled.
Discouraging stat: this post comes under 250 words.
P.S. http://www.scriptfrenzy.org/ is coming June 2007 for you, Beej!
UPDATE: Exerpts are available to read!
National Novel Writng Month starts in less than two weeks and some of us (a few in the writing group) are taking up the challenge of writing 50,000 words in one month. Mind you, they may not be 50,000 good words, or even 50,000 coherent words. It's like a Page-A-Day calendar, except instead of being a little square with kittens or Bushisms, it's an 8.5" x 11" douple spaced typed page a day and you have to make it! Doesn't that sound like fun (or torture, but fun?). To win NaNoWriMo, you just have to finish 50,000 words in 30 days.
The above website has registration and if you need a laptop to write on AlphaSmart has provided the organization with 25 mini-notebook computers that run on 2 AA batteries for 700+ hours (so you knw they're going to be bare bones word processors). I just think that fact is so cool. Also, it is filled with hints, encouragements and tips for all writing, not just time-pressured novelists.
If you register with the website, you can buddy with "corinnebean" and others from The Clubhouse (who can opt to share their nicknames) to monitor and mentor each other. Oh, and I'm pretty sure you can opt to share your writing or opt out of it. Considering that whatever you write is copywritten, I imagine the sharability is controlled.
Discouraging stat: this post comes under 250 words.
P.S. http://www.scriptfrenzy.org/ is coming June 2007 for you, Beej!
Tuesday, August 29, 2006
Friday, July 21, 2006
Thursday, June 29, 2006
Thursday, June 22, 2006
Lacking a Writing?
I asked Scott if there was an assignement this week. He said he didn't remember any and that we should come up with one. So here it is:
"We should write about an aspect of Vancouver that we personally enjoy."
It's vague, it's open and there is no one who can't write about it.
"We should write about an aspect of Vancouver that we personally enjoy."
It's vague, it's open and there is no one who can't write about it.
Monday, June 12, 2006
Reminder Writing Club
Tomorrow 7pm
Homework two sentences about something you like that isn't glib.
(This includes you Corinne, I'm demanding two more sentences!)
Homework two sentences about something you like that isn't glib.
(This includes you Corinne, I'm demanding two more sentences!)
Monday, May 29, 2006
Writing Club
Look I'm getting better already. A post the day before Writing Club!!! (by all of 5 minutes!).
Anyways see you at 7pm and you can congratulate me.
Readers:
Kat - more on her children's book
Scott - an essay on plagiarism
Rachael - an address to the Queen (don't ask!)
Bean - "if you're lucky" (I asked her what she was going to read next time and this is what she said her title would be)
Anyways see you at 7pm and you can congratulate me.
Readers:
Kat - more on her children's book
Scott - an essay on plagiarism
Rachael - an address to the Queen (don't ask!)
Bean - "if you're lucky" (I asked her what she was going to read next time and this is what she said her title would be)
Tuesday, May 16, 2006
Rachael hasn't posted
But a phone call tells me there is a writing group tonight, her pad, 7pm. Readings from Rachael, Trevor and Graeme are scheduled*.
* this is not the truth.
* this is not the truth.
Tuesday, May 02, 2006
Tuesday, April 18, 2006
Friday, April 07, 2006
There's nothing like last minute blogging...
My house (address in forum) Tomorrow Saturday April 8th
7pm-ish
Housewarming
Bring booze ... and possibly music (if you don't want to be listening to "flute a la francais" (really good album but probably not your style).
lots of love
R
7pm-ish
Housewarming
Bring booze ... and possibly music (if you don't want to be listening to "flute a la francais" (really good album but probably not your style).
lots of love
R
Tuesday, April 04, 2006
Monday, March 27, 2006
Writing Club is Postponed/Moved
I'm sorry I know the whole point was to keep strict deadlines. But I am way way too busy to organize and clean house. I am to busy (ironically) writing my thesis and packing for my move on Saturday. If someone wants to offer to hold it at their house tomorrow perhaps it can still go on but the clubhouse with both Bean and I packing is not available. Sorry. It can be moved to my new house(address in forum) next Tuesday if need be.
Feel free to give me a DOOMY LOOK OF DISAPOINTMENT next time you see me (though I bet yours isn't as good as mine).
R
Feel free to give me a DOOMY LOOK OF DISAPOINTMENT next time you see me (though I bet yours isn't as good as mine).
R
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