Tag Archives: NaNoWriMo
Quick NaNo Update
Linda Joy took time out from NaNo to offer this update: “Two weeks + — My initial energy is fading. I’m still going to accomplish a lot of pages, but it may take an extra few weeks to hit 200 … Continue reading
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NaNo Noise and Notes, Part 5
It’s been suggested that instead of celebrating writers as NaNo does, we should spend the month celebrating readers instead. After all, without readers, those novels remain silent. What do you think? Parker: Writers need just as much encouragement as readers do. … Continue reading
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NaNo Noise and Notes, Part 4
Today’s NaNo question: Instead of celebrating writing by the pound, even if its crap, should NaNo or some other organization switch the focus to revising, which many writers feel is the more important and neglected skill? Kari: Maybe NaNo could be … Continue reading
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NaNo Noise and Notes, Part 3
NaNoWriMo — who needs it? Each year, thousands of participants scribble out most or all of a novel. But do you think most of that work would eventually get done regardless? Laura Miller recently wrote in Salon: ”I’m confident those novels would … Continue reading
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NaNo Noise and Notes, Part 2
Is NaNoWriMo evil, as suggested recently by Laura Miller in Salon? (Well, she didn’t use the word evil, exactly, but close.) We asked The Spectacle writers for their thoughts: Does NaNo encourage the wrong folks to write (crap)? Kari: There are … Continue reading
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NaNo Noise and Notes
The excitement that goes along with National Novel Writing Month is often, in recent years, accompanied by voices of skepticism or downright distaste, like this one by Laura Miller in Salon. There are also, of course, many books and classes … Continue reading
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