Sometime, hopefully in 2-3 years, I will have earned a degree in writing. Which will be fabulous, it is what I love to do. As of yet, however, I have written little in the way of fiction. And for my degree I will have to write a boatload of fiction. So, to slowly work my way into the world of made up stories I am going to attempt the challenge at nanowrimo.com, or as I like to call it sodogotowodogboho. Essentially it is an event in the month of November where you attempt to write 50,000 words and call it a novel. I am going to try this because I’d like to shun the people in my life for a four week span this fall. I am not saying I will finish it and I am not saying if I do I will ever let anyone read it ever. But I am going to try. And if I do finish it I will be able to say I wrote a novel. Whee!
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Good luck! That sounds hard. The extent of my fiction writing will be movie scripts, way more white space in those.
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Will do Tommy. Thanks!
Ummm…
You are “slowly” working your way into the world of fiction…by writing a NOVEL? You are far more ambitious than I…
And also, yes, WHEN you finish it, you WILL be letting someone read it. I think you know who that person is…
Hey, If I finish then this person better finish as well. I think this other person better get ambitious quick. 😉
you can do it!
I did it a few years ago, and there’s nothing like the pressure of a deadline to force your muse into overdrive.
If I recall correctly, there’s a place on their boards called “Dares”… try a few!