instead of waiting for nov to roll around each year, maybe start out with camp nano in either april or july... they are great ... you can set your own goal, if you don't feel you can commit to reaching 50k or stick with the same word count as nov nano, or even up it from the 50k ... all good...Loverockers wrote:I vow to myself every year that I will join Nanowrimo, but somehow, when the time finally rolls around, I already have tons of other things to do. Ahh, oh well, someday maybe.
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Re: Who will be doing Nanowrimo this year?
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If your going to try it make sure you have a plan of where your story is going.
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Are you planners, or pansters? (Do you plot out your novel beforehand, do you wing it and just write without any idea, or is it a little bit of both?)
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