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Hey, everyone. I'm going to be diving into Camp NaNo come Monday and thought I'd check in to see whether any Hatrackers will be joining me.
For those who don't know, the word goal is now adjustable. So if 50k seemed too much, you can set whatever goal you think is more realistic. It's kind of a nice touch, if you ask me.
Anyway, if anyone's going to be doing Camp NaNo this July, shout it out. I'm all for a little (or a lot) mutual encouragement.
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My problem has never been putting out the word counts. My problem has always been organizing the gibberish once I have spat it onto the screen.
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Oops, I started another thread with this same topic. Sorry, everyone. But yes, I have recently decided to join in Camp NaNo. It's very exciting but also daunting. This is my first novel and I'm just nervous about finishing it and about it being good. Does anyone have tips on how to prepare?
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It really depends on what kind of writer you are. I'm a plotter, so I prep by doing up my outline, thinking about what needs to be in the story, the things I need to emphasize and stuff like that. I make sure I've got any supplies I need and a plan for how to get the daily writing done so I never fall behind.
If you're a pantser, I couldn't begin to make suggestions. Maybe someone else can chime in on that.
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I think I am mostly a planner. I wrote a sort of plot treatment, where I just narrated the basic events of the story to myself and tried to ask myself the hard questions. I tried to think through what would need to happen in order for later events to unfold, what would be logically possible, etc. By the way, check out my novel's Camp page! I'm a proud mama. :D http://www.campnanowrimo.org/campers/tiffany-d/novels/cloistered-tentative-titlePosts: 298 | Registered: Jun 2012
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