NaNoWriMo

Started the first teeny bits of planning for NaNoWriMo 2005.  Different genre this time, I'm going to try Chick Lit, and my main character will be called Albion Lewis.  Unless I change my mind by November. Might try and fit in some of these top ten words not

Reading through my NaNoWriMo novel last night was a surprise: it's actually not bad.  Yes it's rough, in need of polishing, additional scenes, background stuff, but the bare bones are all there.  I still like my characters, still think my bad guy is an unscrupulous weasel.

Fifty thousand four hundred and sixty five words in twenty five days.  I've won!  Printed out my winner's certificate, printed out the whole novel.  I did it!

Sugar free Redbull first thing in the morning is a bad idea.  I'm still sleepy, but I'm buzzed and twitchy too.  Nasty combination. This last week I've really slowed down on my novel.  I've been writing less than two thousand words a

I am pathologically incapable of typing the words "of" and "something" at any speed.  I have come up with at least three variations on "something." The novel is coming along, I just have to put the chess pieces in the right places.  Right now

I have seven thousand words left to go to complete the NaNoWriMo goal of fifty thousand words in thirty days.  I think I'm going to make it.  The novel is nearly seventy pages long, the longest thing I have ever written.  There is one big confrontation to go,

Got my forty thousand words!  Hubby is fetching Buffy season seven from his car!  Yay!

This is so wrong I don't have words to describe it. From: Hubby Date: Tuesday November 16th I have the *perfect* carrot on the end of a stick for you for reaching 40,000 words (7229 words from now, according to your blog, so, 4 days hence...)BUFFY

I'm in bogglement over my NaNoWriMo novel.  It's actually working.  If I didn't have my plot roadmap, I would be horribly lost, but the roadmap's not so rigid I can't change things around.  The robot attack chicken with laser eyes