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Author Archives: Jon Santiago
Day Two
November 3, 2008 – 11:19 am
On this date in 1829, nothing much happened. Same as today.
As relationships go, this one’s crap.
It’s nothing more than stolen moments, paper-thin alibis — all take and no give. Yet I can deny her nothing. And I can’t shake her off.
Procrastination is my mistress.
She knows my weaknesses and plays them against me. [...]
Day One
November 3, 2008 – 11:17 am
Dark clouds on the horizon. Yay!
The last time I braved the NaNoWriMo challenge, I prepped a little bit.
I tucked a few characters, a couple plot ideas, under my belt.
I tossed a back-up pound of coffee into my pre-NaNo pantry.
These minimal preparations gave me just enough confidence to step out onto the noveling highwire.
Today, anticipating the [...]
In Praise of Folly
October 31, 2008 – 9:55 am
National Novel Writing Month countdown
My ever-practical sister and I have lurched through this dialogue so often I know it by heart. The conversation goes like this:
SHE: “Why would anyone want to do this?”
ME: “It’s a personal challenge.”
SHE: “Okay, but what’s the point?”
ME: “To write 50,000 words of a novel in 30 days.”
SHE: (sighing, rolling her [...]
