The Fox’s Journey & NaNo 2013
So, way back in 2009, I wrote a fantasy novel for NaNoWriMo. In fact, I wrote one and a bit – A Fox’s Fight (Book 1 of The Fox’s Journey), and the beginning of The Trickster’s Trade (Book 2 of … Continue reading
So, way back in 2009, I wrote a fantasy novel for NaNoWriMo. In fact, I wrote one and a bit – A Fox’s Fight (Book 1 of The Fox’s Journey), and the beginning of The Trickster’s Trade (Book 2 of … Continue reading
Surprised to see an update so soon after the last one? Well, I’ve succeeded. I’ve finished The Fox’s Journey: A Fox’s Fight; which comes to 57,378 words. Now it’s time to start working on the sequel, The Fox’s Journey: The … Continue reading
And here we are, at the end of Week #2 of NaNoWriMo 2009. And I’ve won. 🙂 😀 🙂 At the time of writing this, I have 50,495 words. With another half hour to go to type more. And I’ve … Continue reading
Well, the first week of NaNoWriMo-noveling is over. As of yesterday, the Week 1 end point, I had 25,432 words. More than I had at that time last year, but not quite as well as I hoped – I didn’t … Continue reading
Well, it’s been three days of NaNo-noveling, and I have an excellent report to make. The daily word count goal (in order to reach the 50K words by November 30th) is 1,667 words. So far, in the first three days, … Continue reading
Ah, NaNoWriMo hath begun! Hark to the sound of computer keys going, the scent of caffeinated drinks filling the air, and the sight of writers, busy as bees, typing away…. Finally got the explanation for exactly why a Trickster is … Continue reading
Okay, everyone cheer! I now have a title for my NaNoWriMo ’09 story: The Fox’s Journey This is a tentative title, based purely on The Hero’s Journey, and is subject to change… but for now, that’s what it’s called. And … Continue reading
As we enter October, all over the world, hundreds of thousands of hopeful novelists are preparing for the sheer brutality and caffeine-fueled madness that is National Novel Writing Month. This number includes yours truly. Last year, I did an SF … Continue reading