Simply because I don't wanna post this at 3 in the morning and I also didn't want to post this before I went to bed, here is an early morning roll call for you people who are staying up late or are simply in a different country, I love you international viewers whoever you are :)
So what happened whilst I slept?
Well, Tommy Chong is a fan of weed, your body loves and hates you when you make a mistake, Green man gets a job and Apple is still making a metric fuck ton of money.
A series of posts by a rambling Creative Writing student with delusions of grandeur and a self-importance to post small pieces of THE internet, irrelevant or not, and creative fiction which he has little to no subjectivity on whether or not they're good.
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Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Sunday, October 31, 2010
NanoWriMo: WTFAYD + 5 Tips
So for writer's NanoWriMo is quite an important month. Starting tomorrow, writers will begin an arduous journey of trying to balance their real life (if they have jobs or family) and actually writing five-hundred thousand words for a prospective novel/la in their future. I imagine December is a strangely big month for book publishers to suddenly recieve several manuscripts of largely unedited material (something I wish to propose to fix below).
Whilst I personally do not have a job, I do have University assignments due tomorrow, Wednesday (A Script I will put up here) and an exam next Monday, so my writing may be pale in comparison till after the 8th of November, which possibly means that with a week gone I will have to do 12,500 words (if you break up your work pattern for a weekly, rather than fortnightly or even an overall monthly total) in a week and that's not even including other things which may get in the way between now and then such as birthdays, deaths and satanic rituals.
So with everything in the way and this being my first year trying it, I give you 5 tips on doing NanoWriMo effectively...but before you say, oh but if it's your first year, how do you know...read the name of the blog.
Whilst I personally do not have a job, I do have University assignments due tomorrow, Wednesday (A Script I will put up here) and an exam next Monday, so my writing may be pale in comparison till after the 8th of November, which possibly means that with a week gone I will have to do 12,500 words (if you break up your work pattern for a weekly, rather than fortnightly or even an overall monthly total) in a week and that's not even including other things which may get in the way between now and then such as birthdays, deaths and satanic rituals.
So with everything in the way and this being my first year trying it, I give you 5 tips on doing NanoWriMo effectively...but before you say, oh but if it's your first year, how do you know...read the name of the blog.
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