> It's National Novel Writing Month! Or, as I fondly call it, NaNoWriMo! Or, as many call it, the month of headaches and caffeine dependency!
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> Yes, it's that time of year again. November. The month in which more than 70,000 writers all over the world settle down beside their computers with a mammoth jug of high-caff coffee to pack in as much wordcount as they can before sleep deprivation finally takes ahold.
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> Are YOU a WriMo?
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> National Novel Writing Month is the month of November, in which thousands of people all over the globe settle down to write a 50,000 word novel in the span of 30 days.
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> Impossible? Not like you might think.
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> I am one of these people whom society might think insane! This will be my third year participating in (and, hopefully, winning) NaNoWriMo. Out of curiosity, are any of you?
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> I realize it's a bit late for those who might want to join in the fun, beings as it's October 31... but, you can still try if you'd like! Or, like a couple of my friends are going to, you can give it a shot next year.
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> I don't know about you, but I'm looking forward to those 50,000 words!! I'm going to be updating my novel regularly, as I write it, on my LiveJournal. [http://tageera.livejournal.com]
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> Honestly, 1667 words per day isn't THAT hard.
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> Po"where's the bloody coffee?"im

I've done NaNo for the last five years... I made the painful decision not to try this year though. I just knew I had too many other things that would take priority, and I didn't want to start it half-heartedly (especially since I won last year for the first time.) Maybe next year, if I'm not in law school.

Lire"happy writing to all the current loonies!"lyn