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Do you dare write a novel in 30 days? It’s worth trying!<\/p>\n
I’m not doing it this year because I’m busy with several projects, one of which is, precisely, revising mi nanowrimo 2006 for publication, because -yes- the thing I poured in a rush, after long revisions, seems ready for publication. I hope. At most, I may try to write the second season of Mrs. Carrington<\/a> in a month. That would be a challenge too.<\/p>\n but don’t let my stories distract you, focus on your own story.<\/strong> Improvise. Unplug the router. Turn off the TV. Those episodes of Glee and Fringe will still be there in four weeks, there’s no hurry. A sandwich will do. Type.<\/strong><\/p>\n You’re not alone, the whole NaNoWriMo community<\/a> is feeling the same and they are more then a hundred thousand people. One made the NaNoWriMo report card<\/a> to help you visualize where you are and how much there’s left. Others draw funny calendars. Some buy AlphaSmarts<\/a> to write anywhere, even I am considering getting one – donations accepted<\/a>. It doesn’t matter how, it doesn’t matter what – the question is how much. Come on, you’ve been reading stuff like this for years now, write the damn novel once and for all.<\/strong><\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/alexhernandez.es\/images\/Nanowrimo-2010.png\" "\\"Nanowrimo")
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