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How to Pants Your Way Through NaNoWriMo
By Allison GraceThe only thing crazier than trying to write 50k words in one month is trying to do it without an outline. And some of us are just crazy enough to try it. In case you aren’t familiar with the term “pants” or “pantsing,” we aren’t talking...
November 2020 Theme of the Month
New month, new theme! What all will we be covering on the blog this November? Well, Kingdom Pen is all about encouraging writers, and helping them make an impact. So this upcoming month, we decided to tackle the major problems that plague young writers. In other...
Help! I Want To Give Up: How To Stay Committed, Even When You Feel Like Giving Up
KP Critique | The Arising
Welcome back to another KP Critiques! Today we have a wonderful excerpt by C. Rosamond Swayze. If you want to get an excerpt from your story critiqued, be sure to head on over to the submissions page to find out how! Now, onto the critique! The Arising Chapter 1...
Help! I’m So Behind! A Six-Step Guide to Catching Up on NaNoWriMo
By Chelsea HindlePicture this scenario in your head. It’s midnight on November 15th. You’re sitting in your living room with a cup of lukewarm hot chocolate in your hand and a blinking cursor on the blank laptop screen in front of you. You’re supposed to be 25k words...
How to Survive NaNoWriMo
By L.E. WilliamsAh, October. Here in my little corner of the world, the weather is finally cooling off into something resembling fall-ish-ness. The possibility of donning my favorite sweaters again is tantalizingly close. I can’t wait to make some pumpkin soup, curl...