NaNoWriMo, National Novel Writing Month Options

[haute ecole rider]

Have any of you ever tried this?

National Novel Writing Month (fondly known as NaNoWriMo) is a challenge to writers everywhere (international, not just in the US) to write 50,000 words in 30 days. It doesn't have to be perfect. If it's crap, it's okay. They're not interested in what you write so much as challenging you to just simply write.

I have to agree with the concept. Just write 50,000 or more words in 30 days or less. There's time later to go back over the material and make it better.

I heard about it last year, but didn't join. This year I've decided to take the plunge. I'm wondering if any of my fellow writers here on Chorrol.com have tried this. If not, I'd appreciate encouragement from you! If so, please share your experiences - I'd love to hear about them!

For those of you who are curious about it, here it is:
NaNoWriMo

[haute ecole rider]

Trey,

I'm not sure Julian cares so much for the 'bodice-ripper' romances. She's just a bit strait-laced that way. Heck, she's still blushing over my description of my inner editor!

As for the rapists, well, I'm sure they'd take one look at our Julian and run as fast as they can in the opposite direction! It's that hard glint in her eye - it takes a man with real balls not to quail at that.

Speaking of internal editors, Olen, I'm glad I could brighten your day!

Thanks to every one else for your encouragement!

I may not update this again until the end of the month, but if anyone wants to keep an eye on my word count, feel free to do so! Oh, and the partial synopsis and the second chapter under the novel information chapter.