I began NaNoWriMo right after midnight on Nov 1. I worked on the writing every day until Saturday night. I took a break from writing on Sunday, then worked twice as hard on Monday. I got to just over 50,000 words on Nov 8th. If we don't count the day I didn't write, I reached my goal in 7 days. That is a record for me. And, besides that, this year's novel is more coherent than the last two years. In other words, the plot lasted longer.
Maybe I'll add more to it, and maybe I won't. I only have about 4 or 5 pictures drawn, so I'll probably throw myself into that for a few days.
Showing posts with label 30 days of literary abandon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 30 days of literary abandon. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Saturday, October 15, 2011
NANOWRIMO!!!
NaNoWriMo is about to strike again! 30 days (and nights) of writing furiously! 50,000 words in 30 days. It doesn't have to be good. Save editing for later.
www.nanowrimo.org
Some basic rules:
There is also the Young Writers Program for people under 18. If I recall correctly, this program allows the writer to choose how many words their goal is going to be. A link to YWP is below.
Rules and Regulations Forum
Newbies Forum
Rules and Regulations This is NOT a forum
Young Writers Program
www.nanowrimo.org
Some basic rules:
- Write - don't go back and edit anything because every word goes toward your word count.
- Can't do one word 50,000 times.
- OpenOffice's word count is different than NaNoWriMo's official counter. I don't feel safe until my OO says 52,000 words.
- It should be fiction.
There is also the Young Writers Program for people under 18. If I recall correctly, this program allows the writer to choose how many words their goal is going to be. A link to YWP is below.
Rules and Regulations Forum
Newbies Forum
Rules and Regulations This is NOT a forum
Young Writers Program
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