NOVEMBER is: National Novel Writing Month
National Writing Month's goal is to collect 175 page (~50,000 word) novels by midnight, November 30. Click here to get started.
posted by Gayle Stein at
10:42 AM
Thursday, November 12, 2009
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3 Comments:
Thank you for posting this! I am a first-time participant, and while I am behind in my word count, I am confident that I can use the Thanksgiving holiday to catch up.
NaNo is great fun. I'm not participating in it this year due to a heavy courseload, but I completed it last years.
The fun is, of course, writing a novel now instead of "one day", but hanging out on the forums and procrastinating from writing is just as much fun.
Thank you for posting this!
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