NaNoWriMo begins today! For those who don’t know, the full name of this annual event is called National Novel Writing Month. There are many variations possible for those who want to use this community writing challenge in other ways (I’ll be talking more about this later in this post), but . . .
Also check out my friend Errol Elumir’s daily NaNoToons, if you’re looking for distraction. 🙂
If you’re doing NaNoWriMo, I encourage you to check out my friend Errol Elumir’s daily NaNoToons!
If you’re doing NaNoWriMo, I encourage you to check out my friend Errol Elumir’s daily NaNoToons!
If you’re doing NaNoWriMo, I encourage you to check out my friend Errol Elumir’s daily NaNoToons!
For those of you who don’t know, every year there are thousands of people who participate in National Novel Writing Month, a.k.a. NaNoWriMo. The Goal: to write 50,000 words during the month of November. NaNoWriMo has grown over the years, and now includes a special section just for young writers. I participated . . .
Yay, a new episode of NaNoMusical came out today! https://youtube.com/watch?v=Rik06sxs8Cg%26nbsp%3B And LOOK, a copy of I’M BORED is in the background!! Even if it wasn’t, this episode would still be my favourite. I love the chemistry between the two lead actors, the humor, the background characters (Muses?) who assist Jill and Dale . . .
Yay, episode 2 of NaNoMusical is online! I just love the delicious NaNoEmoAngst of the first song. Plus Dale and Jill are just SO ADORABLE together. 🙂 In case you missed the first episode:
Starting today and throughout November, Errol and I are collaborating on daily comics about NaNoWriMo at http://nanotoons.net. You can also follow the comics on our NaNoToons Facebook Page. Errol’s doing NaNoWriMo, of course. I won’t be participating in NaNo this year except as a NaNoRebel. If I had finished my outline for my novel, I . . .
A while back I mentioned that I had volunteered as an extra in NaNoMusical, a 6-part Web series about writer friends participating in National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo). In the spirit of Nanowrimo, it was written in a month, shot in a month and edited in a month with no budget. Yay, . . .