Writer’s Atelier Presents Our 2021 NaNoWriMo Resource Round-up
It’s time! Time for hunkering down and writing that novel, and time for WA’s annual resource round-up!
This year, we’ve added a #AmWriting section with videos you can play and virtual write-ins you can join as you write to feel as though you’re writing alongside a friend and a Writing Advice section with—you guessed it—our best writing advice on to keep your pen flying or your fingers typing all month long.
In addition to all you see here, keep an eye on our blog and YouTube channel for writing prompts, inspiration, and so much more during National Novel Writing Month.
As always, you can find us in our free Facebook community, but this year, you’ll also be able to join us off of FB on Mighty Networks! Click here to join for free!
Download your FREE November Novel Planner now, and we’ll see you on the other side of NaNoWriMo!
Happy writing!
NaNoWriMo Prepping
- 2017 NaNoWriMo Prep Workshop
- Five Reasons to Participate in NaNoWriMo
- How A.M. Bochnak Preps for NaNoWriMo
- How L.E. Perez Preps for NaNoWriMo
- How Megan Fuentes Preps for NaNoWriMo
- How Racquel Henry Preps for NaNoWriMo
- Kristin Durfee’s NaNoWriMo Prep Tips
#AmWriting
- 10-minute Write With Me Video
- 25-minute Write With Me Video
- ASMR Early Morning Writing Sprint with a Friend
- Join Writer’s Atelier on Mighty Networks
- Writer’s Atelier’s Virtual Write-ins for 2021
Writing Advice
- 3 Ways to Use Brackets to Write Your NaNoWriMo Draft Faster
- 3 Tips for Writing Strong Scenes
- Busting Writer’s Block During NaNoWriMo
- Discover Your Voice in Fiction, Part 1: What is Voice?
- Discover Your Voice in Fiction (Part 2): Develop Character Voice
- Five Activities for Mastering Multiple POVs
- Five Things Writers Should Do When They’re Stuck
- How Sketching Layouts Can Help You Tell Your Story
- How to Actually Learn Story Structure Once and For All
- Plot-driven vs. Character-driven Stories: Recognizing Your Preference and Finding Balance to Create Great Plots and Incredible Characters
- Racquel’s Favorite Writing Craft Books
- Rev Up Your Writing: 7 Tips for Revving Up Your Scenes
- How to Enhance Your Writing Experience with Soundscapes
- Seven Characteristics of a Well-Realized Fictional World
- The What, When, Where, and Who of Inciting Incidents
- Using Physical Descriptions to Create Character Personality
NaNoWriMo Life
- 2020 NaNoWriMo Virtual Write-in Schedule
- A Guide to NaNoWriMo for Parents
- Advice from Amy Christine Parker
- Advice from Christina Farley
- Advice from Christina Benjamin
- From One Writer to Another: Start Working on Your Dream
- How to Get Out and Write for NaNoWriMo During a Pandemic
- NaNoWriMo 2020: Lessons Learned So Far by Some Members of the Writer’s Atelier Team
- Our NaNoWriMo Novel Planner
- Overcoming Self-Doubt
- Packing for NaNoWriMo
- Pick a Writing Uniform and Get Focused
- When You Fall Off the Writing Wagon
Winning Techniques
- Track Your Word Count for Multiple Projects with This Free Download
- Win NaNoWriMo with the Downhill Method by Alyson Grauer
- Write Gym Members: Advice for NaNoWriMo First-Timers
Motivational Minutes
- #18: Get Excited About the Journey
- #19: There is No Wrong Way to NaNoWriMo
- #20: Rest, But Don’t Quit
- #21: Maybe You Need Something More (Featuring Puppies!)
- #38: Writers, Take Care of Yourselves
- #56: Get Inspired for NaNoWriMo
- #61: Celebrate What You Wrote for NaNoWriMo
- #97: You Can Write a Novel in 30 Days!
- #98: Things Don’t Always Go as Planned
- #99: Not Ready for NaNo? That’s Okay!
- #100: Welcome to NaNoWriMo!
- #102: No Time for Revisions
- #103: Share Your Progress
- #105: Take a Deep Breath
- #106: Ask for Help
- #107: Keep Writing
- #108: Dealing with Stress
- #109: Take a Minute
- #110: Questions for Your Character
- #111: Don’t Give Up!
- #112: What Do You Love About This Story?
- #113: Quitting NaNoWriMo?
- #114: A Very Honest Motivational Minute
- #140: Doing NaNoWriMo? Stop Editing!
- #141: NaNoWriMo Blues? Go Back to Your Why
