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NaNoWriMo Inspirations will help you through your 30-day novel-writing adventure. David Farland, best-selling author and acclaimed writing instructor, packs years of experience and wisdom into each short, daily tip.<\/p>\n
Need a quick refresher on elements of a good plot? On day 3 you\u2019ll read about plotting a story, including The Inciting Incident, The First Try\/Fail Cycle, The Second Try\/Fail Cycle, The Climax, and The Denouement. Characters feeling a little stale? Days 9 and 10 will show you what you REALLY need to know about creating characters.<\/p>\n
You\u2019ll need more than just writing advice to get through the November frenzy.<\/p>\n
Near the middle of your month-long journey to write a book, Day 17\u2019s chapter is on Dealing With Mental Exhaustion. Day 21 is all about defining yourself as a writer.<\/p>\n
Grab a copy of NaNoWriMo Inspirations, and start your daily writing practice off with a quick tip from David Farland.<\/p>\n
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“Aside from being a talented writer, David Farland is an excellent writing teacher. Hearing him teach live and reading his written advice has helped me focus many of my own thoughts about the writing process.<\/p>\n
Those who would like to learn more about the craft of writing would be wise to pay attention.”<\/p>\n
– Brandon Mull, author of the New York Times bestselling Fablehaven series.<\/p>\n