Name: Heather

Age: 29
NaNoWriMo Username: Goddess_Evie
Years Participating in NaNo: This makes year two for me!
How Many Have You Won: Just once so far. Hoping to make this year two for two.
Location: Arizona, USA
Story Idea For This Year: Fanfiction WIP
Title: The Masked Prince 
Music: Pandora is great, especially a movie scores channel with rainymoods. ( Read more... )

Name: Ladydayelle or Emma I answer to both

Age: Comfortably in Gen X

AIM/MSN/ETC Screen Name: I have one (userkit2190), but haven't used it in 12 years; usually not found on aim chat; I live on Twitter where I am @ladyday93

NaNoWriMo Username: Ladydayelle

Years Participating in NaNo: this will be the 6th year

How Many Have You Won: one (2010) (almost ( Read more... )

Name: Meg
Age: Old enough to know better <~~~ I'm going to steal Piper's Answer (27)
NaNoWriMo Username: megfuzzle (shocker, there).
Years Participating in NaNo:6th year
How Many Have You Won: 4. Last year I was traveling every week for work, and working until 10pm each night...
Location: : Colorado
Story Idea For This Year:I am writing the other ( Read more... )

I just had an epiphany, and I thought perhaps I'd share it. I can't be the only one, after all...

I'm trying to write a piece for a deadline right now. And I have to do it, because at stake is My Name In Print. I've finally decided on the angle I'm taking and I've been plugging away at it, getting stuck on facts and then glossing over them, since I ( Read more... )

Is everyone as excited as I am about next month?!

I'm doing a fair bit of pen and paper plotting this year, and so far I've lots of different scenarios which hopefully will result in many words.  What do you use to plot your novel?  And do you find it helps, or do you get to November and just dismiss the preparation altogether?

Since NaNo is coming up, I thought that I'd share my game plan for the coming season. Partly in an attempt to lock myself into said plan, and partly to fish for new writing buddies. =D My name there is Late March - send me a message and add me ( Read more... )

50,005 words as of the last check.

More than two-thirds but less than three-quarters of the way through the outline.

Plugging onward.

Hello everyone ( Read more... )

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And more than just psychological for doing this in the first place!

Ok so I'm doing a novel called "Not Your Average Bedtime Stories" based on the prompts found at the Plot Machine on the Script Frenzy site. Mu crack pot team of supporters have been AWESOME in helping me come up with titles for these stories, but we've stumbled on one that has ( Read more... )