| Today is July 29, 2010 |
The fist of time beats soundly,
Upon the writer’s door;
If ever he ignores that knock,
He’ll be a scribe no more.
November is National Novel Writing Month as presented by The Office of Letters and Light, a nonprofit group that sponsors and facilitates several programs that encourage creative writing. The idea is to write 50,000 words, approximately 175 pages, in the thirty days that November hath. That’s a mere 1,667 words a day! Totally doable! Read more
A project for work, a paper for school, NaNoWriMo, money owed to the mob–whatever the reason, we’ve all been under pressure at one time or another.
Or been the one putting pressure on someone else.
As the semester closes, the economy tightens, NaNoWriMo word counts increase (too slowly!) and the holidays approach keep the idea of being under pressure on your mind and relieve some of that stress of being under pressure by doing creative work.
Get to it. Under pressure is your nudge.
But, no pressure.