Yep, it’s the 1st Thursday of November, and that means it’s time to hear from YOU!
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Call for Kudos! Who has good news to share?
Have you had something exciting happen recently in your writing or speaking life? Maybe you’ve had an article published, signed a book contract, released a new book, got an agent, or started a new blog. If so, we want to hear from you!
It’s really simple, but I do ask that you contact me with the info in this format and order:
**Your name
**Your state in two-letter abbreviation
**Link to your website or blog
**Your good news
**Link to your good news, if online (online bookstore, online article, etc)
I can’t wait for us to celebrate with you!
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Did You MoGo in October?
If you wrote at least 7000 new words on a book project in October, you can be in the drawing for the 2013 MoGo7000 $100 cash prize! It’s open to everyone who qualifies.
To report your October results, please leave a comment below with your total new words written in October. (Please do not send your totals by email or through the Contact page. Totals must be left as a comment here by next Monday).
And if you missed out on October’s money-winning writing challenge, don’t worry. Remember, it’s a new challenge every month! Here are the MoGo7000 Challenge rules. It’s free and you can join in at any time.
You have two more months in 2013 to write at least 7000 NEW words on a book project in order to receive an entry into the end-of-the-year drawing for $100. The more months you meet the goal, the more chances you have to win, so don’t delay! And yes, your NaNoWriMore totals in November can go toward your November MoGo7000!
So what are you waiting for? Get started now and you could make a lot of headway on a book this year–and possibly win $100!
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Who Won Julie Gorman’s Book, What I Wish My Mother Had Told Me About Men?
Sally Matheny, you’re the winner! Congratulations! Just contact me with your snail mail address and a copy of What I Wish My Mother Had Told Me About Men will be on its way!
And readers, don’t feel bad if you didn’t win. You can still get your own copy of What I Wish My Mother Had Told Me About Men right here! It’s a book every teen girl and adult woman needs to read! It could be the difference between a good marriage based on truth and trust, or a bad-ending fantasy based on the myths and lies.
Which would you choose for your daughter, sister, or friend?
Blessings,
Vonda
