Camp Nanowrimo


  • The Importance of Debate and Title Trouble

    Had a serious chat about past events in the town as Kate learns more about her father. She grows a spine and ends up having to do some interesting political jumps as well. This poor girl is having to grow up fast from the selfish, whining child she was before. I’m glad that I ended…


  • Belated writing updates

    At the unanimous agreement of the rest of my Camp Cabin members, I started a new perspective today. I thought it would be a good idea to see what was going on inside the camp while the main trio goes off to find out what they can at the research facility. A bunch of things…


  • New perspective this late in the game?

    Another quick update. Some of the dialogue today was very difficult to get down properly, but with a bit of determination and a lot of forced writing, I finally got through it. Now I’m back into a much more enjoyable element with spooky atmospheres and investigations. So much of this book reminds me of a…


  • Neat Way to Generate Character Names

    Just a short update on word metrics today. Yesterday was awesome, but it was still tough to open this piece that’s been gathering dust for a few months. Got some fun dialogue in though, and finally got the plot moving again. For a while there, I was afraid that I was going to be stuck…


  • And done!

    At a total of 58,737 words, Ghosts of Pikes Peak is finally finished! YAAAAY! *Happy dance!* Is it perfect? No. Do I care? Absolutely not! Having the first draft done just feels so very good. Tonight’s writing was all the epilogue. It delved into some real philosophical parts at times, but ended up on a…