Camp Pep: 3 Tips for Sticking to a Writing Routine

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Camp NaNoWriMo is here—but if you’re having trouble finding time to sit down and concentrate on your writing don’t worry! Today we have Kristen Hall-Geisler with us to offer her suggestions for finding a routine in mist of all the everything going on around us:

This spring delivered upheaval after upheaval, in the form of a pandemic followed by global protests to protect and respect Black lives and a month of LGBTQ+ Pride. Times have been tough, but also filled with inspiration. People who’ve written several novels and people who’ve never attempted the form before are fired up to tell new stories. Camp NaNoWriMo is going to be amazing this year. 

It’s always a challenge to maintain a writing practice, especially when schedules and routines might have flown out the window months ago. We’ve all heard “butt in chair,” meaning that the writing gets done when your butt is in the chair at your desk and the work is in front of you. But in case you need a little more guidance, here are three of my best tips for writers at any stage.

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