Humanity in Creativity: Post by Jenna Terese
I am so so SO excited that Jenna wrote for the NoQu blog this Preptober. Please be sure to check out her post!


I am so so SO excited that Jenna wrote for the NoQu blog this Preptober. Please be sure to check out her post!
Our first preptober post is up! Special thanks to Bethany Spiller for her collaboration on this post.
Read it here:
https://www.noquwrico.com/post/the-dying-art-of-brainstorming-and-how-to-revive-it
This post is perfect for the beginning of preptober! It is full of very practical ways you can get your brain moving.
So excited to go on this journey with everyone.
Ps: Our theme announcement is coming soon, and volunteer recruitment launches for the very first time this week!
Be sure to also check out published works and her Instagram (@stardust.spilled.stories). If this is how you're first hearing of her, let her know we sent you!
As much as I am a massive discovery writer, I may have a thousand things to keep track of task wise for either different projects I've got going on at the same time or different aspects of a story I need to figure out to keep the story going.
I've found that using a Kanban board has been super useful. One of the boards I've got right now is just tracking which ones I've got that I am writing/re-writing, editing, and some stuff that are still in my planning stage

My favorite way to get ready to write a project is to research until my brain explodes lol!
I've been intensely discovering every detail of life surrounding the time period and place that my Nov. WIP will take place in, and it is SO fun, there's so many interesting facts to discover!
Does anyone else like to do this?
I 100% could have read more from her! I felt like she brought the prompt from just an interesting talking point into a concise, completely arresting exposition of what makes flawed characters vitally important for both readers and writers as PEOPLE themselves, first and foremost.