Nanowrimo Day 18.
I thought my previous word counts had been ridiculous – but filling the last 1.5 hours before midnight with 3-minute word wars had broken all my previous records.
Melbourne Nano raptor wars, FTW!
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Nanowrimo Day 17.
I was so immersed in battling a Fejir (4thewords creature) that I didn’t even notice the day ticking over, so I didn’t remember to take the screenshot until after midnight.
Gamifying writing FTW.
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Nanowrimo Day 16.
As I’d mentioned earlier, I’ve completed my 50K!!
But I’ve still got lots to write, so I intend to keep going for the rest of November.
Progress is going to slow significantly, though, as I tackle the hard parts.
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I just hit 50K! Yaaaaayyyy~~!!
Now, as anyone who’s completed 50K would know, that’s barely half a novel. So I’ll continue plodding along and will continue to update my word count for the whole of November.
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Nanowrimo Day 15.
I thought I would pass 50K today, but I hit some annoying scenes that needed some thinking through.
No worries, tomorrow is another day.
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Nanowrimo Day 14.
I have no words (they’ve all been stolen by my manuscript).
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Nanowrimo Day 13.
Holy crap, I should have discovered 4thewords sooner! 6455 words in a day!
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Because I have Nano in my brain…
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Nanowrimo Day 12.
Who knew gamifying the whole writing experience would light such a fire under my butt?
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It’s November, therefore it’s Nanowrimo.
There’s nothing more that needs to be said.
This page is inspired by Derek Sivers.
