But every year, I bow out. This time, it's because I'm still brewing Linc's third adventure. The outline is almost done... I think I'm taking the slow-and-steady-wins-the-race road for this one--cookin' it slow like a good soup.
How about you, writerly friends? Do you Nano?
Never. I'm gray enough as it is.
ReplyDeleteIt does seem nutty--and in November of all months. I'd pick January :-) Still, I know quite a few people who do it every year...
ReplyDeleteIt worked for a friend of mine; he got some great material out of NaNoWriMo. But when I write without a plan, I generally end up with junk. Outlines all the way!
ReplyDeleteThat's me: outlining right now. I just can't afford the lengthy editing anymore...
ReplyDeleteThis is my first NaNoWriMo. I am doing it with a twist. I'm counting my new word count and writing it on one Pages document, but plan to cut, paste and rearrange to Scrivener according to an outline. I'm new enough to the game that it's not wasted effort for me. Was just downloading Double Vision when I saw this post. Cheers.
ReplyDeleteHope you enjoy Double Vision, Lara!
ReplyDeleteKudos for your NaNo efforts. I really must give software a try sometime, like you...