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  1. I'm officially burned out on managing three Twitter versions of myself. From now on you'll find me all in one place @joeyrobertparks :) 1:46 PM Sep 2nd from web
  2. For the next hour, I'm going to increase the range of my narrator's unique vocabulary language by writing a one-page letter to a character. 10:50 AM Aug 11th from Splitweet
  3. Peering into a major character's relationship with his father. Until just now, I didn't feel the need. A sentence or two will be enough. 11:03 AM Jul 28th from Splitweet
  4. I'm working on my novel. An answer to the question "What does x character fear?" eludes me. The answer is difficult, but necessary. 3:36 PM Jul 23rd from Splitweet
  5. Conceiving human traits of "fear" and "obstacles" for an inanimate object is a challenge. Good thing my "object" is based on a real person. 5:38 PM Jul 22nd from Splitweet
  6. More novel work. In a few minutes, I'll chart the fears and obstacles preventing two characters from reaching their long-term goals. 5:14 PM Jul 22nd from Splitweet
  7. I've uncovered my favorite narrative POV for my current work and it only took two years! It's a strong character; wise, confident, elusive. 10:32 AM Jul 21st from Splitweet
  8. I'm on page 70 of my novel's first draft. I've already decided the three pages I wrote yesterday will be the first three pages of draft 2. 9:58 PM Jul 19th from Splitweet
  9. I just finished documenting a major and secondary character's short and long-term goals. Time enjoy some music on the way home for lunch. 12:01 PM Jul 14th from Splitweet
  10. Will this novel-in-progress always be so? Something must change. Something internal. A switch inside must flip one more notch. Here goes... 10:42 AM Jul 14th from Splitweet
  11. Following up last week's productivity by diving farther into the deep end of the novel's strongest secondary character, Atlas. 5:41 PM Jul 6th from Splitweet
  12. I'm doing a character study on one of the sub-books in my novel. I'm not writing meta-fiction, though it has similar overtones. 5:20 PM Jul 2nd from Splitweet
  13. Made good headway on the novel today. Looking forward to a meeting in the morning with an author friend about our books-in-progress. 11:20 PM Jul 1st from Splitweet
  14. An author friend who attended Michael Stackpole's book writing seminar last week is eager to share what he learned; as am I to hear it. 9:05 AM Jun 24th from Splitweet
  15. I pick up on page 63 today and more forward every day, m-f. No more planning and structuring. The editor takes a break. The writer writes... 4:59 PM Jun 15th from Splitweet
  16. No novel writing this week. Taking a break before the big push to the end of the first draft. I'll hit the ground running this next week. 1:30 PM Jun 11th from Splitweet
  17. Though I'd like to work on my novel right now, I'm going to take a week off to gear up for the big push to the end of draft one. 12:23 PM Jun 9th from Splitweet
  18. Finishing the dinner dishes so I can get out of the house. I had a break through last night and am eager to put it into motion in words. 8:44 PM Jun 1st from web
  19. Friday at 3:30pm. Guests coming for dinner at 6:30. I'm completing a book-writing proposal for a client. No time to write fiction today. :( 3:33 PM May 29th from Splitweet
  20. I completed the most satisfying summary of the beginning, middle and end this morning. Next up? Back to page 68 of the draft in progress. 1:59 PM May 26th from Splitweet
  • Name Joey Robert Parks
  • Location Phoenix
  • Web http://www.joeyro...
  • Bio My first novel, "die reading", was self-published in 2002 and is available on Amazon.com. My current work-in-progress will be with a traditional publi
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