This is not another NaNoWriMo (NNWM) story, and it is. When I say it’s not, it’s because I’m not touting the achievements I’ve made and that I’m all into hitting that 50,000-word mark by November 30th. NaNoWriMo And this is not to discredit anyone who can and will hit that mark. Best wishes to all… Continue reading A NaNoWriMo Discovery: Why I Quit
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Butt in Chair, Hands on Keys for 30 Days of #NaNoWriMo
Like thousands of other writers across the globe, I did a BICHOK (Butt In Chair, Hands On Keys) for 30 days. Instead of being a complete pantser (writing by the seat of my pantalones), as I have in the past, I did a half and half of pantser and plotter. Like having one leg into… Continue reading Butt in Chair, Hands on Keys for 30 Days of #NaNoWriMo
Who Really Uses NaNoWriMo?
Who writes 50,000 words in 30 days during November? Crazy writers. Passionate writers. Driven writers. Writers who have trouble keeping their butt in the chair and hands on the keys use NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month) as a last ditch effort to focus. Completion rather than perfection is the goal. We wait, crunked up… Continue reading Who Really Uses NaNoWriMo?
How About that NaNoWriMo?
So, who's taking up the challenge of writing a 50,000 word novel during the month of November? Me, me, me---I have my hand up---I'm working on a novel about three generations of women, three broken hearts and one love potion that goes awry. Yes, I know, it's going to be a busy month, with Thanksgiving… Continue reading How About that NaNoWriMo?
Mona Alvarado Frazier 