When will I ever learn...
...that I should just stay away from forums on the internet? I have enough drama at home, I really don't need it on the 'net as well :-/
On a less ranty and more cheery note, I found out that several of Francis Durbridge's Paul Temple novels are available as kindle e-books. Only the day before I was thinking about writing a Paul Temple fanfic and was lamenting the fact that used copies of the novels are so expensive. Speaking of fanfic, I'm pondering if I should do NaNoWriMo this year. For those not familiar with NaNoWriMo, it's a challenge to write a novel of 50,000 words in 30 days. It traditionally takes place in the month of November and people all over the world participate. I have been doing it every year since 2003, although I have only reached the word goal 5 of 8 times I've participated. After failing two years in a row, I would really like to make it this year, but my calendar for November isn't exactly empty. It's not like that has stopped me before, in fact, I wrote almost 90,000 words in November 2003 while being extremely busy. To be fair though, that was before I became ill.
On a less ranty and more cheery note, I found out that several of Francis Durbridge's Paul Temple novels are available as kindle e-books. Only the day before I was thinking about writing a Paul Temple fanfic and was lamenting the fact that used copies of the novels are so expensive. Speaking of fanfic, I'm pondering if I should do NaNoWriMo this year. For those not familiar with NaNoWriMo, it's a challenge to write a novel of 50,000 words in 30 days. It traditionally takes place in the month of November and people all over the world participate. I have been doing it every year since 2003, although I have only reached the word goal 5 of 8 times I've participated. After failing two years in a row, I would really like to make it this year, but my calendar for November isn't exactly empty. It's not like that has stopped me before, in fact, I wrote almost 90,000 words in November 2003 while being extremely busy. To be fair though, that was before I became ill.