Category Archives: NaNoWriMo 2012

A winner is me! In more ways than one. First is that I pulled off and validated the required word count, just before dinner, even in spite of my nephew interrupting to ask me to put in an episode of … Continue reading →

And I made very little progress today. Completely used up the buffer, and then some. But then, this late in the month, that buffer doesn’t mean a whole lot, except as a way to avoid last-minute internet lags. Seems a … Continue reading →

Another day of double tutoring — my goodness I wish the evening sessions weren’t volunteer…. And more messing around in Skyrim. (Bad writer, bad! No cookie for you!) But I did manage to get a sizeable chunk of of a … Continue reading →

Lousy weather and other excuses kept me offline again. Even though I did manage to get some writing done, I completely lost track of how much I wrote each day. So this post is for the entire Thanksgiving weekend! Day’s … Continue reading →

Thursday, November 22… It’s Turkey Day! And no computer or internet, thanks to nasty weather. Almost no internet; I could browse the Unofficial Elder Scrolls Pages via 3G on my Kindle, and spent a long time looking up options for … Continue reading →

And I tried to keep working on that scene, anyway. Even though I’d told myself to just skip ahead. I managed all of 92 words in that one scene, though I do have a couple of things I wanted to … Continue reading →

And there went a good chunk of my buffer. With a week and a half to go. I can’t blame folks or other things on this one, though, much as I want to. 😉 No, this one was all me. … Continue reading →

So I decided to upload the entire excerpt, as originally planned. Yup, all five pages of it. Five pages and then some, depending on how you figure line spacing or paragraph spacing. You can see the entire thing on my … Continue reading →

The re-written excerpt is done, and now I’m wondering if I’ll have to rewrite it again. See, the thing is about five pages long…. Maybe I’ll try to pick and choose paragraphs and lines of dialogue, see what I can … Continue reading →