Camp NaNoWriMo Days 24 & 25! One of my crafts on a whim during quarantine was creating a mini copy of my young adult book, One Hundred Words. So of course I had to do a photo op! As you can see from today’s haiku, my writer dead giveaway is finding near-constant ink on myContinue reading “Why You Should Embrace Ink on Your Fingers: Camp NaNoWriMo Days 24 & 25”
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Magnets Write Poetry Too: Camp NaNoWriMo Day 21
Camp NaNoWriMo Day 21! Have you seen the magnetic poetry kits where you get a whole bunch of words and you move them around until they make poetry? Usually the result is somewhat silly, but you can end up with some surprisingly thought-provoking stuff, too. I think magnetic poetry tiles are useful tools to fidgetContinue reading “Magnets Write Poetry Too: Camp NaNoWriMo Day 21”
Everyone Should Be an English Major: Camp NaNoWriMo Day 20
Camp NaNoWriMo Day 20! Sometimes you just need to give yourself some tough writer love. It’s one of the things I learned while getting my English degree in college. Strangely enough, whenever I told someone I was majoring in English, their most likely initial response would be something along the lines of “Oh, so youContinue reading “Everyone Should Be an English Major: Camp NaNoWriMo Day 20”
Lauren Hallstrom 