This past month, I dug out the writing kit I'd bought years ago when working at Home Goods. As I said in this post, I wasn't sure if I was doing exactly what each daily card said. Not all of what I wrote each day seemed to connect, and I haven't looked back to see if anything that came out of each session interests me enough to attempt to revise. But I guess it was worth trying.
Have any of you out there ever attempted the NaNoWriMo in November? Whenever I hear about, it sounds daunting. I never even think to attempt this event. This kit is by the founder of this yearly event, and the idea is the same---to write a 50,000-word novel in a month. I don't think I got that many words, and don't even want to estimate, let alone try to count each one. Does anyone actually count stuff like this anyway? I was sure I would not be able to write a complete novel in just one month, since many people take years to complete novels.
I recently dowloaded a free novel-writing kit, but have yet to even look through it all. And I have been looking at such items on Amazon, but am unsure about getting any just yet.
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Some people can and do. I am very sure that I could not.
Two months maybe. I don't see writing a novel in a month in my future. Though I do find NaNo a great motivator.
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