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NaNoWriMo...some Litopians are hooking up, want to join us?

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Good on yer, @CageSage!

My daily wordcount is now teeny because I'm tweaking the completed first draft (so, not quite completed...) but it's a good discipline not to shove it in a drawer until the immediate revisions are done while they're still fresh in my mind.

How is everyone else doing? :)
 
Yay, done it! And with a few days to spare. :) Felt a bit of a cheat because I had a lot of the planning and plotting already done and just had to fill in the gaps and do a lot of rewriting – but I loved the discipline of it making me write every day. I'm definitely going to try and keep that up!
 

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Awesome @Ancora Imparo! Congrats! And I don't think that counts as cheating—most Nano winners I know pre-plan too.

My Nano has languished, though I did bang out 1500 words yesterday on a short story and another 700 on a flash piece this morning. By far the most writing I've done all week, but some words are better than none!
 
I've done it too...although not the word count necessary to be a NaNo winner. But I've fulfilled my personal goal, which was to complete the first draft of my YA novel and that's what I wanted, so a definite YAY. I've now Kindle-mailed it to a couple of beta readers (my husband, who's a very seasoned and appreciative reader of YA and my 17 year-old neice, ditto). :)
 
I'm not mad on t-shirts (or any clothes) that advertise things, even those with supposedly 'cool' big brand logos. I find them crass and tacky. That said, there are some lovely designs out there that look great on a t-shirt, if that's your thing. I'd rather not be a billboard :D
 
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