Friday came fast this week! Where does the time go?
I started a new blogging strategy in the effort to connect with more people. Most days, I’m doing the WordPress Daily Prompt challenge. I wish they’d post the topic a little earlier, because I like to start my day pretty early, but so far, it’s been working out okay.
I’ve connected with more people, and because I’ve decided to do short fiction for the prompts, I’ve been able to flex my creative muscles before I start writing my WIP for the day.
Because of the extra writing, I think this week’s quote is quite appropriate. I’m getting the words down, and I’m taking chances. So far, the fiction has been well received, but I know I’ll have good posts and bad. The goal, though, is just to get better at my craft and reach people, and I think this challenge is going to let me do just that.
Now, for the organized links of the week.
Short Fiction/WP DP Challenge Links:
- Saturday | Open Your Eyes
- Sunday | Waiting in Whitechapel
- Monday | Completing the Codex Gigas
- Wednesday | Her Punctured Lung Punctured His Heart
- Thursday | Paragon of Virtue
Links to Posts on Sites I’m Affiliated With:
- Monday | Joan Hall at Story Empire | The Beatles, Sgt. Pepper, and Writing (what authors can learn from The Beatles)
- Wednesday | Harmony Kent at Story Empire | Commas and How to Use Them (Part 1) (tutorial on commas)
- Thursday | Michele Jones at AIW Press | Writing Tips to Improve Your Work (Part 1) (strategies to up your writing game)
- Friday | Authors at Story Empire | Curated Writing Links (links to the best writing advice on the web this week)
Thanks for stopping by. I hope you find these links entertaining and/or useful. Enjoy your weekend, and I’ll see you next week!
Staci Troilo 
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My goal is to do the daily prompts. I need to be cloned. Or to hit the lottery.
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I’d be happy with either of those options, too. (Maybe the lottery a bit more, though.)
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Jess and Staci, that was highly entertaining 🙂
And Staci I’m envious of the fun you’re having with the Daily Writing Prompts. It’s still on my list to tackle. Happy Weekend Eve! 🙂
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You’ll get to it. If you start early in the day, you can get it out of the way and move on to other things. It really doesn’t take that much time. (Okay, I’m laughing at myself as I say this, given I would prefer to write these at four in the morning.)
Happy weekend to you, too.
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I’m glad your routine is introducing you to new people. A blog is a wonderful thing.
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It really is, isn’t it?
Thanks for stopping by, Craig. I know you’re behind and you’re not feeling well, so I doubly (triply?) appreciate your visit.
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I want to do those daily prompts. Like you, I wish they would come earlier in the day. Have a great weekend!
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I’m thinking about doing them a day late so I can work on them around 4:00 a.m., but then I’m worried I won’t get the same interaction that I do when I post them around 10:00 a.m.
Eh, it’s a trial-and-error, work-in-progress kind of thing. We’ll figure it out.
Enjoy your weekend!
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How do you find the time to do it all Staci?!
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I don’t sleep much, Jess. 😉
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Ah, that’s where I’m losing. My bed is literally my secret lover.
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ROFL! 🤣
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