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Tag Archives: brighton wrimos
8 Ways to Survive, the overly-specific 2015 edition
DON’T DIE This is thing number one if you want to survive the year. Breathing is good, some might say essential. Food and water in and out of the right holes. Coffee is pretty good, too. Don’t get run over … Continue reading
NaNoWriMo Wrap-Up: The Brighton Wrimos
It’s over. The Word-God is sated, the Panic Jar has been put back in the darkened, blood-stained cave where it once came from. So how was it for everyone? The Brighton Wrimos The Brighton Wrimos have been established for some … Continue reading
NaNoWriMo Wrap-Up: My Own Progress
It’s over. The Word-God is sated, the Panic Jar has been put back in the darkened, blood-stained cave where it once came from. So how was it for me? My Project (s) I hit 77k this year, the first time … Continue reading
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Tagged brighton wrimos, fiction, lovecraft, murder mystery, NaNoWriMo, overplanning and underpreparing
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The Journey to NaNoWriMo 2015
National Novel Writing Month is round the corner and I’m already excited about it. NaNoWriMo started several years ago for San Franciscan Chris Baty and some of his friends to finally get their crap together and write the novels they … Continue reading
