Hi everyone!
November is just around the corner and so is NaNoWriMo.
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You are probably thinking right now sth like: "What in Grimm's name is THAT supposed to be?!"
No worries, I'm here to help.
So, what is the whole buzz all about?
Basically, you sing up to the NaNoWriMo official webpage, then - on the page - between November 1st and November 30th you write yuor story. The word limit is 50,000 words (and that's a lot of writing in a month, trust me).
It is really about having fun and self-challenge, but if you are interested in the specificsg, here's how it all goes down in NaNoWriMo:
The prizes are donated by sponsors and, very often, novels that win or are remarkable in some way, get published. Here are some novels that have their origin in the NaNoWriMo project that oyu might have heard of:
| Erin Morgenstern | The Night Circus | |
| Cecile Duquenne | Entrechats | |
| James R. Strickland | Looking Glass | |
| Ada Vaughan | Sweets | |
| Stephanie Perkins | Anna and the French Kiss | |
| Sara Gruen | Water for Elephants | |
| Kevin Marman | In the Day | |
| Dave Anthony | Love & Struggle: Beyond the Rubber Estates |
Here are some how-to's and preparation tips on the topic from Catriona, a lovely, young Booktuber (= person making video blogs about books and posting them to YouTube... Whew, in one word - a booktuber):
HOW TO NANOWRIMO - LITTLE BOOK OWL
You can write in any language you want, since the contest is held in almost every country throughout the World. Here you can fin all the necessary information and more details: NANOWRIMO OFFICIAL WEBPAGE.
Good luck you guys!