How to Write a Novel in 100 Days or Less

How many times have you finished reading a novel and said, “I could have written that book.” You know what? You’re right. All of us, I believe, carry at least one novel around in our heads or our hearts. Novelist Toni Morrison put it this way: “If there’s a book you really want to read but it hasn’t been written yet, then you must write it.” Writing a book is no easy task. Nevertheless, every day another book is published.

Let us begin
Sinclair Lewis was invited to talk to some students about the writer’s craft. He stood at the head of the class and asked, “How many of you here are really serious about being writers?” A sea of hands shot up. Lewis then asked, “Well, why aren't you all home writing?” And with that he walked out of the room.
So now it is time for you to be writing. Read the article here

Comments

[Jennifer]

One of my favorite writer quotes:
"When you say a man writes badly, you are trying to hurt him. When you say it in words better than his, you have succeeded." -Clive James

But I like your quote, too. Maybe I'll start up my Weekly Words to Live By again and use it! I found you by way of reviews for the Orphan Care Summit and I really look forward to reading your Fields of the Fatherless. Good luck in this coming novel!