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The More You Write, the More You Write

The More You Write, the More You Write

I’ve never been one for insane writing goals or intense, days-long sprints. I read blogs where an author claims to have written a novel in a month and roll my eyes. Even NaNoWriMo … I refused to participate because I thought 50,000 words in one month was ridiculous,...

Setting a Goal & Sticking to It

Setting a Goal & Sticking to It

Writing has always been about give and take for me. You know the saying, “Your book won’t write itself?" Well I stand tried and true to that phrase. Writing takes a lot of dedication, hard work, and most of all – the sacrificing of time. Writing is a time-consuming...

Editing My Way Through Camp NaNo

Editing My Way Through Camp NaNo

All writers have been there: that moment when you realize you’ve put off your book for far too long. The moment when you tell yourself for the hundredth time that you will “work on it tomorrow” or “as soon as the craziness of life slows down enough that you can...

What Is Camp NaNo?

What Is Camp NaNo?

Last week I shared with you about my plans to write a novella next month and participate in Camp NaNoWriMo. This week I wanted to share with you more about all things NaNo and kick off a month-long series about this special event! What is this crazy thing anyway? I'm...

What Is a Novella?

What Is a Novella?

Next month I plan to write a novella. "Wonderful!" you say. "That's really ... wait. What is a novella?" "Great question!" I respond. [And everyone reading this is praying my dialoguing skills improve before they pick up one of my books.] Back to my typical writing...

A Lesson in Writing Patience

A Lesson in Writing Patience

As a kid, I wanted to be many different things. Doctor. Veterinarian. Artist. Teacher. Mother. There was one title that just kept popping up over and over, though. Author. Even after I took on titles as an adult—Journalist. Editor. Wife. Mother. Freelancer....

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Joy E. Rancatore's books on Goodreads
Any Good Thing Any Good Thing
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ratings: 12 (avg rating 4.83)

The Crux Anthology The Crux Anthology
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ratings: 11 (avg rating 4.09)