It's the time of year when the leaves fall, and when I greatly anticipate the start of November. Next month is a time of literary abandon through the program NaNoWriMo. I'm so excited. I've been outlining what I'm going to write for six months and my fingers are itching to type.
During November, I plan to have a short post for EVERY DAY of the month, mostly pertaining to writing, of course. The schedule is as follows:
Surplus Sundays: Encourage writers to write more than their daily goal to build up a surplus of words going into the week.
Method Mondays: Talk about methods we use during NaNoWriMo or anytime of the year to get the writing done.
Trip Tuesdays: All about location writing. What are some favorite places to write? The most convenient? Every Tuesday I will purpose to write somewhere I've never written before.
Word-war Wednesdays: Kind of self-explanatory, but I'll be challenging writers to see how many words they can write in an hour, then post their results in the comments.
Thick Thursdays: Challenge writers to thicken their plots. I will offer a choice of ways to do this, but it's entirely up to you! I will also post how I chose to thicken my plot.
Fast Fridays: I will attempt to write double my daily word count goal every Friday. Watch those fingers fly! If you want to join in the challenge, awesome! Post how many words you got done in the comments.
Sanctuary Saturday: We'll talk about writers and their writing spaces, how to protect your writing time and space, and what are some good ideas for setting up that perfect ambiance of inspiration.
See you on November 1st with Trip Tuesday, my first location writing exercise! I'm off to the NaNoWriMo forums!
I am so excited! I might even get to participate in some of these challenges even though I don't have the time to commit to a full-on NaNo project. I think though that Surplus Sundays will quickly turn into Catch-up Sundays. :)
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