Write A Novel In A Month Novels & Stories

Dear cherished Reader, I have read all your requests for two or more chapters, which makes me happy because it means that you are enjoying reading the story as much as I enjoy writing it. Trust me, it’s what I intended for this month because I feel better and want to end the story by the end of the month but the problem is, I’m afraid of when my challenge would kick in again. I’ve had this health challenge for five years now so though I feel better sometimes, it usually doesn’t last long and for which reason the story might extend to April ending.

Hey friends! I hope everyone is enjoying this beautiful season change! I know that things have been chaotic for everyone recently, myself included, but I wanted to drop by and let you know that I haven't forgotten about this story. I've taken the month to adapt to my new job and my new schedule, but I intend to resume this story next month. The plan is to produce a chapter a day and hopefully have the story finished by the end of November. I hope to be able to finish two of my books by the end of the year. So, I know it's been a little while, but I appreciate you guys hanging in there with me while I made these necessary life changes for myself. Afterall, this is the season of change! Wishin

Three months of waiting while placing CVs in various companies still did not get results. I never imagined my writing would win that contest and become my money tree now. For one year, I worked on the first novel, and it has hundreds of chapters. Within a day, the number of readers in each chapter has exceeded the platform’s salary. My second novel is also booming like the previous novel, even though it only has 11 chapters. After a nightmare, my stomach was hungry, and I had to get my breakfast. “What should I cook for today? I’m so lazy.”

Dear Reader, I really hope you enjoyed this 42-chapter story that spun for over three months on Goodnovel and sadly but gloriously it has come to an end. An end that I believe I delivered quite well, having penned the final words of this story. The idea to develop it actually began way back in 2017 when I was still in high school and I'm finally glad to have been able to craft it much to everybody's liking. I really do hope it coined a spot in your libraries and with all that said, don't forget to drop a comment, a vote and also share this story to your fellow readers.

If I wanted to cut my losses, the only option was to write something new, fast. I sat down at my desk, cleared my head, and gripped my pen. The Gemini tattoo on my back started to heat up, like something inside me was about to break loose. Nothing I could write would be more suspenseful than what I was living through, so I poured everything into the story. I wove what happened in my last life into the plot. There was no way Bryan could have lived through the same thing as me. After a week, I finished an 80-thousand-word novella. I called Samuel over and handed him the manuscript in person.

One misstep, and the narrative could fall apart. It took her the entire morning to write a single chapter. However, the chapter was well-received upon its release. The subscription count, clicks, favorites, and comments were considerably higher than usual. Seeing these encouraging metrics, Michelle decided to give herself a break and leave the update at that for the day. She then opened another document and began drafting a short fairy tale. Light-hearted and concise, it was a stark contrast to her novel. In under an hour, she had a story of over a thousand words.

I see you made it to the end of this book 😊 Aww, thanks soo much for reading 💓 I'm really happy to finish this book sef, when I started on the twelfth of November last year, I had no idea it was going to take me one seven five days to finish writing the book (minus the hiatus, that is). But I was not surprised that much sha, after all I'm a lazy slow poke 😒 Now, I prolly should tell you a little about Alacrimia, and how I came by the story plot, but . . . 🥴 I've actually written it out, but I just cut it . . It looks long and unnecessary. So, I'mma just do a summary. The story plot came to life when I was in JSS3 (last year of middle school) inspired by a short exercise I read. I jotted

Maeve had been immersed in writing for almost three months. The early morning hours had become her sacred territory. After everyone was asleep, she would go downstairs to the veranda or the small corner she used as an improvised office, open her laptop, and let the words flow. The book — her first work of fiction — grew like something alive inside her. Lira, her protagonist, gained layers with every night. The three men who loved her gained depth, flaws, and redemption. Maeve wrote about pain, about unconventional love, about the power of rebuilding oneself. But her body was paying the price.

Hello! If you reach this part, then I love you and thank you for going all the way here. This part is to thank everyone who spent their time and money to read One In A Million, thank you so much! Writing this one wasn't an easy game. I spent three months writing it while classes are ongoing. I've experienced mental blocks and severe headaches several times while going on with the story, but it was all worth it knowing that finally, One In A Million reached its ending.

Ella threatened before she finally left my house in an annoyed state. I smiled too. It's a triumph for me when my readers can feel the emotions born of fiction. After Ella leaves my apartment, I wonder what Ella wants. She wants me to stop writing my story. But she also wants me to continue my novel. She is complicated. Tonight, I opened my bedroom window, letting a full moonlight into the room. The desk where I write the novel is near that window, so I can see the sky. Accompanied by a cup of americano, I brew it myself. I used the beans Ella gave me. Afterwards, I return to my desk and sit with two eyes focusing on the laptop. I stared at the alpha character visuals for a moment with a fan