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Showing posts with label blogging; novel research; research; A to Z Challenge; April Challenge; 2021 AtoZChallenge; Arlee Bird;. Show all posts

Saturday, March 20, 2021

A to Z Theme Reveal #AtoZChallenge2021

 

Blogging from A to Z April Challenge:
Theme Reveal 2021! #AtoZChallenge (a-to-zchallenge.com)

Over the years, I have participated in several A to Z Challenges. After a short hiatus, I am eager to run through the alphabet again with Arlee Bird, Alex Cavanaugh, and all the terrific participants who make this annual event so exciting for everyone. 

My theme this year is NOVEL RESEARCH:

The description of the word “novel” as a noun is: a fictitious prose narrative of book length, typically representing character and action with some degree of realism. 

But the description for the word "novel" as an adverb is so much more colorful: new or unusual in an interesting way.

And the synonyms seem endless:

new, original, unusual, unfamiliar, unconventional, off-center, unorthodox, different, fresh, imaginative, creative, innovative, futuristic, trailblazing, rare, unique, singular, experimental, uncommon, untested, untried, surprising, strange, exotic, . . . 

Researching a novel or other writing project takes the author on a journey to many new places, whether through books, movies, news articles, or physical travel. Later this year, I will post interviews of other authors’ “novel research” experiences, but for A to Z Challenge 2021, I am focusing on my own eclectic research topics over the years. The research has taken me to interesting towns and countryside locations, offered educational experiences, and provided lasting memories. 

I look forward to reading entertaining blog post themes throughout the month of April, and hope some of the topics I've chosen will entertain others also.

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