NaNoWriMo, among other things
Well, it's started again.
I think I might try it again.
But I really shouldn't.
I'm going to try it. Since, you know, I have a bunch more writing time on my hands. And because the Alex/Ryan story is actually at a stage where I think I can write it. I just have to work on Natalia and Shiri's side of the plot.
Still have to write that scary story....
And see the career resource woman about the house of commons/page thing-a-ma-jig.
Five Recommendations off the Top of My Head:
1. "What Happened to Lani Garver" by Carol Plum-Ucci. I'm re-reading it right now, and it's still *so amazing*.
2. "Roswell." Season 1, at least. I'm slightly scared to watch season 2, myself...
3. "Veronica Mars." No excuses ;)
4. "Summers at Castle Auburn" by Sharon Shinn. I wasn't expecting much when I picked this book up a year or two ago. But it was wonderful - nice, easy fantasy mixed with a (thankfully) sweet/chaste romance.
5. "A Wrinkle in Time" by Madeleine L'Engle. Okay, so I *need* to explain why? Just read it.
~E
I think I might try it again.
But I really shouldn't.
I'm going to try it. Since, you know, I have a bunch more writing time on my hands. And because the Alex/Ryan story is actually at a stage where I think I can write it. I just have to work on Natalia and Shiri's side of the plot.
Still have to write that scary story....
And see the career resource woman about the house of commons/page thing-a-ma-jig.
Five Recommendations off the Top of My Head:
1. "What Happened to Lani Garver" by Carol Plum-Ucci. I'm re-reading it right now, and it's still *so amazing*.
2. "Roswell." Season 1, at least. I'm slightly scared to watch season 2, myself...
3. "Veronica Mars." No excuses ;)
4. "Summers at Castle Auburn" by Sharon Shinn. I wasn't expecting much when I picked this book up a year or two ago. But it was wonderful - nice, easy fantasy mixed with a (thankfully) sweet/chaste romance.
5. "A Wrinkle in Time" by Madeleine L'Engle. Okay, so I *need* to explain why? Just read it.
~E