Posts Tagged ‘NaNoWriMo’
I always do NaNoWriMo, but I rarely win. Actually, I’ve won once (2011) – the first year I tried it. November is just a bad month (for me) to do this, and I’m just not that fast a writer. So I’m at 3000 words on day 11. Not too impressive. November always seems to fill […]
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November is upon us. All you writers out there who plan to participate in National Novel Writing Month should be revving your engines. This year I plan to start a new novel — The next book in my Black Sword Saga series. Never heard of the Black Sword Saga you say? Well, let me tell you […]
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It’s that time again. National Novel Writing Month is upon us. I will be participating this year. I’ll be working on a partially complete novel that I need to finish – The Queen’s Man. It currently sits at around 30,000 words, so if I hit the 50,000 mark for NaNoWriMo it’ll get me to a […]
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I started out NaNoWriMo with high hopes, and was not disappointed. No, I didn’t make 50,000 words, but I did kick my latest project back into high gear. To do this, I started tracking my word count at the beginning of November. Seeing this progress helped me to push forward. From then until now, I’ve […]
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It never fails: when I choose to do NaNoWriMo my schedule gets squirrelly. So far this month I’ve had four actual writing days for a total of 2835 words. So I’m averaging about 700 words a day on those days (which is about my normal daily word count). I have a rule that I do […]
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National Novel Writing Month is upon us. I participated for the first time in 2011 and hit my 50,000 word goal with a novel titled Half-hand. I never quite finished that novel because I decided to complete a trilogy I was working on first. In 2012 I participated with the second book in my Kingdom […]
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