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ChisolmTrailDem

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8. I came here to the Writing group
Sat Oct 20, 2012, 01:21 AM
Oct 2012

to see if there was a discussion of NaNoWriMo and as soon as I saw your subject line I knew it was going to be post about NaNoWriMo, lol.

I have had a couple of NaNoWriMo false starts. Last year I was traveling for part of November and was unable to make it work. The year before I actually started the month but there was a major interruption and the effort was abandoned. Things are different this year. For the first time in years I think November is going to be quiet enough for me to participate. Another difference this year is that NaNoWriMo isn't sneaking up on me like I usually allow it to do. Also, I have a story idea firmly developed in my head in a popular genre full of fans ready to snap up the latest story. I will use NaNoWriMo as the launching pad for the first in a six-part series for digital publication on Kindle, etc.

Indeed, I am not only ready for NaNoWriMo this time, I've even come up with a pseudonym and secured both Twitter and Facebook author pages as well as a registered domain. These will be the marketing channels for my NaNoWriMo effort.

All that's left to do now is to spend the remainder of this month researching, planning, and preparing for Nov 1. I plan to begin at 12am. 50,000 words. Whooo-boy!

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So is anybody [View all] Tien1985 Oct 2012 OP
I'm still dithering about it for this year. SheilaT Oct 2012 #1
I will be. OswegoAtheist Oct 2012 #2
Yes... Agnosticsherbet Oct 2012 #3
A braided novel? SheilaT Oct 2012 #4
A braided novel is a multiple-viewpoint novel that follows the separate-but-related story lines Agnosticsherbet Oct 2012 #5
Oh, thank you. SheilaT Oct 2012 #6
There's a hint of what you're talking about in the movie, Snatch. sybylla Oct 2012 #9
On CSI, especially in the earlier seasons, we saw this used... Agnosticsherbet Oct 2012 #11
I'll try jp11 Oct 2012 #7
I came here to the Writing group ChisolmTrailDem Oct 2012 #8
I've never been able to, but your post definitely has me thinking... sybylla Oct 2012 #10
...so it begins. OswegoAtheist Nov 2012 #12
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