If there’s one thing I hate about blogging, then there’s probably a bunch of other things too. My main bugbear is the continual need for new content. Blogs are hungry beasts. Much of what gets written is ephemeral and has a short shelf, no matter how much time you spent on it. With that in [...]
Posts Tagged ‘nanowrimo’
What’s Your Word Count?
Posted: November 9, 2010 in graffiti livingTags: nablopomo, nanowrimo, wordcount
Quick post tonight as I’m working. Just wanted to check in with everyone and see how you’re doing. What’s your word count for nanowrimo? And how are the rest of you getting along with nablopomo? I’ll show you mine, if you show me yours.
Notes from the Trenches – Nano Why Mo?!
Posted: November 3, 2010 in graffiti livingTags: nanoblopomo, nanowrimo, rant
Yesterday, I joked that if I wrote what was on my mind I’d probably get sectioned. Today, I’m going to do just that, and prove myself wrong. A very kind person very kindly left a lovely comment on my blog as they’re a fellow nanoblopomo and nanowrimo participant, but they’re something of a veteran whereas [...]
Nanowrimo Boot Camp – a quick and dirty guide to surviving national novel writing month for lazy writers.
Posted: November 3, 2009 in graffiti livingTags: alphasmart, alphasync, dropbox, inner editor, japan, last.fm, magick, nanowrimo, notebook, oblique strategies, red pen, tea, wordcount, writing
It’s nanowrimo again – the time of the year when all common sense goes out of the window and you try to write a novel in a month. Just for kicks. Nanowrimo is great fun and I’ve completed it successfully several times now. There’s a method that I tend to use that I’ve refined over [...]
