This
is it – the start of 2012’s most creative month!
A
couple of weeks ago, I posted an intro to NaNoWriMo. If you missed it, you can
find it here.
If
you’re considering the novel-writing challenge and want to make it “official,”
you can sign in at the NaNoWriMo website. There you can log your daily word
totals, graph your progress, and participate in forums for support.
But
what if a novel sounds too, well, wordy? Maybe the bunny eat bunny world of
picture books is more your bag. Check out author Tara Lazar’s PiBoIdMo
(Picture Book Idea Month). She calls it a 30-picture-book-ideas-in-30-days
challenge, and it sounds like delicious fun!
And
if you find that words, any words, just get in your way, then make it a
kick-butt Kevan Atteberry month à la Monster-a-Day.
Face
it, there’s no end to the ways you can make it a November to remember –
30
poems
30
sculptures
30
raps
30
recipes
30
sock puppets
30
lost homework excuse letters
But
for this challenge – you have no excuse.
Look,
the weather is lousy anyway, so you might as well do something!
And
it’s only 30 days.
Thirty
days that could change your life.
So
stand with me, Elbow Benders –
and
help take the NO out of November.
YESvember,
here we come!
PROMPT: it’s time
to get out there and get all Nike – JUST
DO IT!
Yes! Yes! Yes!
ReplyDeleteYES!
DeleteI'll be revising a chapter a day in November while I cheer on all the insane NaNo peeps. ^_^
ReplyDeleteFantastic! I'm mixing it up a little, too, with a nonfiction project (Hmmm... does that make it NaNonWriMo for me?). It's going to be a great month!
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