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NaNoWriMo Day 13
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Daily Snippets #13, November 13, 2015
Bet you can't guess today's theme? It seems this genre is what my son tends to read and, also, what he's writing about this NaNoWriMo. It's his first (he's only 12) and he set a goal of 3k.
I adore that your son is doing this. Way to set an example! You're so talented. And I'm enjoying these posts. I've been subjected to scenes from the game Fallout 4 on a regular basis since its recent release and find this installment very poignant. Happy writing!
Hello, my name is Andrea, but my friends mostly call me Kanna. This is my 4th year participating in Nano. I first found out about it while at an anime convention. There was a panel on writing fanfiction early on Sunday and I thought it would be fun. I was not disappointed. The panelist also told all of us about a yearly writing event called Nanowrimo, so when November rolled around I looked it up and said ‘why not’. You can do it! I’ve always found that positive encouragement can help when you’re stuck or just in a bit of a slump. So we will start this out with that. Moving on to more practical advice, over my years of writing I have found that the best way to meet a word goal is to not worry about how many words you may have written. Instead, focus on what point in your story you want to get to each day. This can be as simple as having a scene in mind that you want to get out of your mind before it flies the coupe or a plot goal, such as making sure those two characters m...
• Official Nano name : Leslie the Inkweaver • Title of 2016 nano project & genre : The Amazon Triangle (Urban Fantasy) • How many years have you participated? This will be my 6th year! • How did you find out about writing for Nano? When I was doing college online, a few other students were participating, and at the time I don't think I was writing 50K in a single story, much less a month. I started tracking my word count and just experimenting with writing every day, and I had so much fun that the next opportunity (two years later... Because my second attempt "accidentally" happened in October...) I actually registered, and I've been doing it officially ever since! • What is your favorite part of Nano? My favorite part is the camaraderie and community that it brings out over writing. I am meeting people in my area and making connections all over the world (via the Facebook group) by being a part of NaNoWriMo. • Strategy or tip for maki...
“I write romance novels.” This phase took me years to be comfortable writing and then saying to the world. There can be an inherent bias associated with writing the “bodice rippers.” My first (and still incomplete novel) was fantasy. I spent my first Nano year writing in the fantasy genre and to be honest, it was a miserable experience. Fifty thousand words remained elusive, but my goal was to move from the coveted ground of writer to published author. So I continued to plod through what I thought was a commercially viable book. By the time Camp Nano 2015 rolled around, I had what felt like an incurable case of writer’s block. Allowing myself the freedom to step away from the carefully plotted outline of my first book, I decided to write short blocks of whatever came into my head for ten minutes just to get the juices flowing. By the end...
I adore that your son is doing this. Way to set an example! You're so talented. And I'm enjoying these posts. I've been subjected to scenes from the game Fallout 4 on a regular basis since its recent release and find this installment very poignant. Happy writing!
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