I'm not always going to write every day, but making myself publicly accountable for what I'm writing has to be good for me, I figure.
"Up, Over and Through" is the tentative title of a short story that I've been working on for awhile. It has suicide simulators... =)
"Up, Over, and Through"
Starting Wordcount: 1312 words
Ending Wordcount: 1798 words
Words Written: 486 words (this is a good day for me, don't knock it)
PS. You are in no way obligated to comment on these wordcount posts at all...
"Up, Over and Through" is the tentative title of a short story that I've been working on for awhile. It has suicide simulators... =)
"Up, Over, and Through"
Starting Wordcount: 1312 words
Ending Wordcount: 1798 words
Words Written: 486 words (this is a good day for me, don't knock it)
PS. You are in no way obligated to comment on these wordcount posts at all...

I think this is a great way to hold yourself accountable for what you say you're going to do. Would love to read this story when it's done, or if/when you're willing to share it!
PS- I am currently reading Stephen King's "On Writing". It is fascinating. The first hundred pages (a mini-biography) were very enlightening. King said he now tries to write 2000 words per day. I've decided to shoot for half that, just to try it out, just for a little bit, just to see if I like it. Many writers I know shoot for a "time limit" rather than a word count, but I always set my time limit way too large because I feel like I should always be working.
What works/has worked for you in this regard?
The title certainly caught my eye.