More NaNoWriMo
14457 words so far
That's more than 2000 a day on average so that's good.
Have ended up writing a lot of it with pen and paper, as I definitely seem to write better that way, though that's annoying because I then have to type the damned thing up. And I have to keep on top of that, otherwise I'll hit the end of the month and have pages and pages to ( Read more... )
That's more than 2000 a day on average so that's good.
Have ended up writing a lot of it with pen and paper, as I definitely seem to write better that way, though that's annoying because I then have to type the damned thing up. And I have to keep on top of that, otherwise I'll hit the end of the month and have pages and pages to ( Read more... )
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I have read various books told in first person: Patricia Cornwall, many Agatha Christies, most Sherlock Holmes and I think Kathy Reichs does it too. Ah, by embarrassing obsession with whodunnits is outed.
My story isn't just seen through someone's eyes though (like say Patricia Cornwall's books), it's actually an IC account she's written out - like 1922. And it's about as cheerful. Oh dear.
I mentally tried to imagine it in third person, but it seemed too dry and detatched. Also there isn't really much that happens out of sight of the protagonist, so it will work as a complete story. Assuming I ever finish it!
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