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I may or may not be doing NaNoWriMo… I’m currently in the process of writing a novel as of now. But I may use the NaNoWriMo challenge to help my motivation along, even though I didn’t necessarily start in November.
But count me in for the newsletter. I’m guessing we sign up here.
scokefaofa at gmail dot com
I’d like to use NaNoWriMo as a springboard to get one of my ‘back-burner’ novels going. Funny, I’d been waiting for the last piece of the puzzle to fall into place with this story (something was missing – something it needed to flourish) and last night, after I read about NaNoWriMo, it happened!
Weird, huh?
Sure, sign me up. I could use all the encouragement I can get to win Nanowrimo this year!
@Scoke @phoenixsinger Above you’ll see two boxes: one says “name” one says “e-mail”…enter your name and e-mail, then click submit. You’ll then get an e-mail asking you to confirm your subscription. Due to spam and privacy regulations, I am not allowed to sign people up. You must do it yourself.
it’s not nanowreeeeemo. it’s nanowriiiiiiimo.
@lily What? Maybe you could explain what you’re talking about a little more?
nanowrimo. it’s national novel WRIting month, not national novel WREting month. get it? your pronunciation is incorrect.
@lily Um, that’s called having an accent, sweetheart. We all pronounce words differently, that doesn’t mean I’m wrong.
Jennifer, I really enjoyed your NaNoWriMo video & finally seeing you in person and hearing your voice after all this time reading and being inspired by your blog. Thanks for your help!
I’m juggling a lot right now, so let me get a few things off my plate and then I’ll let you know for sure if I’m doing NaNoWrMo. If I do, then I will definitely sign up for your tips!
Ah, sorry for the confusion, Jennifer. The boxes didn’t show up in my Firefox browser, had to switch to IE to see them. Probably something with the coding.
Regardless, I’m signed up now.
And lily? Your grammar is incorrect. Get it?
I’ve never done NaNo – in part because it just wouldn’t fit into my lifestyle and in part because I’ve never been a procrastinator and have always written steadily. But I am a huge fan of the whole idea. I’ve seen so many people benefit so hugely from it. Long live NaNoWriMo!
It’s my first NaNo and I could use all the motivation I can get! Thanks!
I would defiantly like some help, I have a dreadful habit of procrastinating everything ans this is my first NaNoWriMo, so tips would be very helpful. Thank you ^^
I think I will participate in NaNoWriMo this year. I already have an idea, it came to me in a dream if you can believe that. This is something that will be good for my writing career because I am a world-class procrastinator. I may need someone to keep reminding me to write.
@Susie McCray I believe it! In fact, the idea for my very first novel came to me in a dream too!!
I wish I had found you sooner!!
Maybe we should all, when addressing Lily, pronounce her name Lye-lye. This has the added advantage of not rhyming with ‘silly’.
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