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November is considered National Novel Writing Month to ambitious or seasoned authors.
The goal is to have written 50,000 words in one month. This is my second attempt at the NaNoWriMo challenge, and I'm determined to finish this time. Please tell me to go home and write if you see me in public.
What's the worst that can happen? You finally get that story you are desperately trying to share on paper or digital download? What if someone wants to make a movie based on your book that you created in 30 days? It's not that realistic if you think about it.
Click here to go to the NaNoWriMo website and sign up for the challenge. The only reason I suggest you sign because website helps you track your words per day and how many you need to finish. Good luck.
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