Write a novel in less than 10 minutes a day!
Nine minutes a day doesn’t sound like much on its own, but it can add up to something quite significant: a novel.
Writer’s Digest contributor Jeff Somers argues that while it’s true that we struggle to find time, sometimes the way in which we use and view time presents the bigger — but surmountable — obstacle.
He’s done the math to prove how these short daily bursts of writing can truly yield a book and offered tips on making sure the time really counts.
Check it out and meet some of your speed-writing heroes on Writer’s Digest.