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NANOWRIMO  

Scared to start a novel? Need to have a looming deadline and adrenaline to keep you typing? Want to party online with wild and crazy writer friends you've never met? Come out of your garret and try NaNoWriMo to jump-start your novel and give you RSI.

Do you want to be a NaNoWriMo winner? Here are some tips from a previous winner that will help you make it to 50,000 words by November 30th.

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Day 1 - my NaNoWriMo novel (Word count: 1727/50,000)

Ever mulled over the idea of writing a book? Want an excuse to sit infront of the computer and not be yelled at for being lazy? Your time has come, because November is National Novel Writing Month! So, why not join the ranks of all those Nobel fellows?

NaNoWriMo stands for National Novel Writing Month, and it is a worldwide annual event that takes place in November. The goal is to write a novel consisting of at least 50,000 words (175 pages) in just thirty days.

For thousands of people every year, NANOWRIMO (The National Novel Writing Month) turns off our inner editor and forces us to just write

Founded in 1999 by Chris Baty, NANOWRIMO (National Novel Writing Month) was born to produce 50,000 words in one month.

Five steps to help you write a novel in 30 days for NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month).

I provide a description of the value of NaNoWriMo, and an answer to obvious criticisms of the program.

Did you try National Novel Writing Month and have a blast? Would you like to keep up that pace with your writing all year round? Well then National Novel Writing Year is for you!

If you are like most people, November brings to mind thoughts of Thanksgiving. But for more and more people - November means NaNoWriMo - National Novel Writing Month. National Novel Writing Month is a month where people write a 50,000 word novel.

As November and NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month) draws to a close, novel writers may begin to feel confusion over what happens next. Your choice will depend largely on your writing goals.

A funny and personal look at one authors first time through the NaNoWriMo challenge!

Are you entering National Novel Writing Month in November? The goal is to write 50,000 words during the month of November. It is quite a challenge, especially if you have never written fiction before. Here are some tips to help you cross the finish line.

Even after last year, I'm participating in National Novel Writing Month again.

National Novel Writing Month, or NaNoWriMo as it is better known by participants is upon us again. Here are 5 things you can do to ensure you finish the challenge.

What is NaNoWriMo all about and how can you get involved? It's fun. It's insane. Join us!

November is National Novel Writing Month. If you have always wanted to start a novel, finish a novel or put all those scraps of paper and Word documents into a cohesive piece of fiction than this is the time to do it.

The National Novel Writing Month challenges participants to write a 50,000 word novel in 30 days. But is it possible?

Here's a look at some fun holidays to pass the time during the month of November. All holidays were suggested to me by friends and colleagues.

Even if you don't completely the goal of 50,000 words in thirty days, the things you'll take away from participating in NaNoWriMo will make you feel like a winner anyway.

It's that time of year - NaNoWriMo Time! What is NaNoWriMo? Read this article find out more!

This article explains the purpose of the NaNoWriMo contest, starting November 1, 2007.

In this pre-NaNoWriMo introductory column, C. Glen Williams talks about preparing mentally for the upcoming month.

No two novelists follow the same process when developing their work, so running a novel writing club can be a challenge. The two keys to running a succesful novel writing club are listening to your members, and being flexible enough to accomodate them.

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In just under five weeks the insanity will begin again. Tens of thousands of would-be novelists will take up the challenge of National Novel Writing Month in the attempt to write a 50,000-word novel in 30 days.

National Novel Writing Month, occurring each November, not only boasts a fun time, but also a chance to do some good in the world.

In NaNoWriMo, the writers who participate experience both positive and negative writing experiences.