Yes, it seems it is that time of year, when writers by the thousands huddle in front of their computers, letting the bright light of their word processors act as a source of comfort in the dismal November darkness. (Or is that just me and being in Sweden, where the sun rises at seven and goes to bed again at four?)
This is my first NaNoWriMo, and I stumbled across it by accident - nay, I tell you, by luck - as the Month was advertised by 3-day Novel Contest. I'm a very excited participant in NaNoWriMo and, by God and my own will, I shall persevere and finish.
Did I mention my book is currently taking place in medieval times in France, hence the note in this post of dated English? Oh, whatever.
It's going well. I think. 15 000 words and counting. I can't say it's going terrific, because terrific would be to sit among that amazing group that have already hit 50 K and are moving steadily passed it. Wow. But I'm still happy to be writing constantly, thinking about writing constantly and wanting to write, not barely being able to wait until I'm able to write, every single day. It's wonderful!
It's an incredible boost to see the numbers of the wordcount rise for each time I visit the NaNoWriMo website.
For anyone out there who have yet to sign up for this amazing event, go do so immediately and I will see you at the finish line!
Best of Luck, Fellow Writer!
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
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