Join me in celebrating Canadian Thanksgiving and my 11th book anniversary! Check out the rejuvenated “Looking Over Your Shoulder” cover & exclusive ebook bundle!
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Discover how to write and organize your novel in Obsidian using Markdown. Includes tips, templates, workflows, and the best Obsidian plugins for fiction writers.
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Revamping my Shopify store by converting format variants to standalone products for better functionality and improved sales!
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📚✨ From gripping mysteries to thrilling adventures, 2023 was a year to remember. Get ready for more page-turners in 2024! 🎉📖
Celebrating Highlights From 2023 And Exciting Releases In 2024 Read More »
Are you curious about Canada’s most prolific authors? Explore the impressive works of Canada’s most prolific authors. Who inspires you to read more?
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Celebrate this upcoming milestone with me! Follow my journey to 100 books on social media and watch for a coupon code to get discounts on June 16.
Follow My Exciting Journey to 100 on Social Media! Read More »
Start the New Year with great reads! It’s time to say goodbye to 2022 and hello 2023, my favourite 2022 reads, Parks Pat swag and more!
Bidding Farewell to 2022, Hello 2023! Read More »
Writing a novel in a month, whether for National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) or another reason can be a daunting task—especially if you’ve never done so before. It doesn’t have to be difficult, however; with the right advice and steps, you can pull together a full-length book by November 30. The following ten tips will help you achieve success!
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National Novel Writing month comes only once a year, but you can always join Camp Nano in April and July too. If November is not good for you (the month before Christmas… some people are rather busy) or if you want to write several books during the year, then it’s a great way to connect with other likeminded writers and join in the camaraderie.
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Why Markdown?
Markdown files are plain text, with a few added characters or symbols used to format it for conversation to HTML or other formats. Being plain text files, they are very small and not likely to become corrupted. Writing one scene or one chapter per file also keeps them very small. Since they are written in plain text, they can be edited with any text processor or word processor.
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