Well, it’s October again…
… and October 2021 was my first month-long daily writing exercise. So it seems like a good time to revisit that exercise. And so, here’s all 31 of the exercises I did last October.
Day 1:
Kat and the Middle-Aged Moms’ Book Club
Day 2:
Why Do Younger Siblings Happen to Good People?
Day 3:
K/Cat Café
Day 4:
“It’s like a Wintermorn festival in my mouth!”
Day 5:
The Royal Aurorean Opera Company vs. the Sisters Darkstone
Day 6:
Dunstana May or May Not Be the Avatar of the Goddess of Luck…
Day 7:
The Lyte Brigade’s Training Exercise
Day 8:
“Treasure of Oake Island” Epilogue
(Incidentally, check out the rest of The Treasure of Oake Island here)
Day 9:
A Tail as Old as Time
Day 10:
The Young Ladies of Porthaven Build a Pillow Fort
Day 11:
Celebrating the Harvest Festival
(also, Canadian Thanksgiving)
Day 12:
Of Swords, Names, and Names of Swords that Sound Like Kinds of Cheese
Day 13:
Professor Styrbjorn Holds Office Hours
Day 14:
Dunstana and Her New Friend Sally
Day 15:
‘So, a Wilderling, a Half-Troll Amazon, and an Aurorean sorceress walk into a coffeehouse.’
Day 16:
Day 15, Part 2
Day 17:
Falcata Kicks Butt, also Legs Out of Legs
Day 18:
The Tower of Brorvonius
Day 19:
Nineteenth Verse, Same as Second
Day 20:
Pela at the Museum
Day 21:
1) “to adjust or make conform”
2) “an onset, spell, or period of emotion, feeling, inclination, activity, etc.”
Day 22:
Sally and Annie, together at last
Day 23:
A Princess of Elves?
Day 24:
Vampires don’t say ‘bleh!’
Day 25:
Mostly an excuse to use the word ‘amuse-bouche’
Day 26:
The Lyte Brigade’s Heroes’ Eve party
Day 27:
Heroes’ Eve night
Day 28:
The ballad of the Baleful Saucier
Day 29:
For Heroes’ Eve, Amara is Kat
Day 30:
Heroes’ Eve in Middlesbrooke
Day 31:
Winding down after Heroes’ Eve
I’m currently planning for my next month-long daily writing to happen in November, though that plan may change in the intervening month…
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