[Brody]

[Brody]

Just an update: I've hit the 7,000 word mark in the OtherSpace novel at NaNoWriMo - so, I'm on track to finish the novel within 10 days.

[John]

[Brody]

[Rytorth]

I think I've got an idea to write about. Only problem is, I'm not sure if I could write about one of my characters.

[Rytorth]

My link's over

[Brody]

[Rytorth]

[Brody]

20,000 words and climbing. I'm hoping to hit the 25,000 mark - halfway to the goal - tonight!

[John]

[Rytorth]

Brody wrote:
...how the heck are you finding time to write all that, between the stuff you normally do?

I've only got slightly over 3,000 words so far - although I'm mostly attributing that to the fact that my teachers get ticked when I try and write throughout the whole class instead of just when I'm done my work.

[Brody]

25,000 words and climbing. Mostly, I'm not doing much else but the novel. I'm giving rather cursory attention to the games until this is finished.

Also, I'm fighting a cold - so, drinking lots of fluids, chicken soup and Comtrex.

Yum!

[Brody]

[Ntanel]

I have just under 79,000 words, however it is not a novel, it is a compilation of all my works since high school. It has 202 pages of fun.

[Brody]

35,126 words. Remaining on target to finish the novel well ahead of Nov. 30.

Well I got several pages done so far...

Here's a sample:
All work and no play makes Tyche a dull boy. All work and no play makes Tyche a dull boy.All work and no play makes Tyche a dull boy.All work and no play makes Tyche a dull boy.All work and no play makes Tyche a dull boy.All work and no play makes Tyche a dull boy.All work and no play makes Tyche a dull boy.

It's a pretty good start.

[Brody]

[Brody]

Just passed the 45,000-word mark in the National Novel Writing Month contest. I should easily hit 50,000 - the minimum to succeed in the contest - tomorrow!

[Brody]

[Brody]

I am thrilled - and exhausted!!! - to report that I've finished the OtherSpace novel, titled Red-Eye Flight, for National Novel Writing Month. Final word count: 56,763.