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Five Facts About My NaNo (and other interesting things from my life to come later):
1. Ava and Keiran have just opened up the beginning of book two, Rook, by leaving Ella and Andrew in search of more information. This is exciting, because I was unsure what would happen completely in book two and three.
2. Saskia has only just made an apperance in this book. She is a main character, and here, at 41,000 words she appears and has a lot to say. I thought she would make it in earlier personally.
3. At 41,000 words I don't know where the end of this novel is. Andrew still has to go to the Council, and has to reveal that he knows where Cwen is. Then he has to go save Cwen. This is likely to take a little more then 9,000 words.
4. Despite a slow start and a weird and wild novel that might have too much stuff in it, I like this NaNo. There are parts that are very good and unlike my first NaNo it doesn't feel lumpy to me. This might be the novel I want to fix up properly in March and then send it off to a publisher... if I can finish Rook before hand that is.
5. Cake has become the offical soundtrack to this novel. Yay Cake!
Other stuff:
I'M SO HAPPY AT THE MOMENT.
1. Ava and Keiran have just opened up the beginning of book two, Rook, by leaving Ella and Andrew in search of more information. This is exciting, because I was unsure what would happen completely in book two and three.
2. Saskia has only just made an apperance in this book. She is a main character, and here, at 41,000 words she appears and has a lot to say. I thought she would make it in earlier personally.
3. At 41,000 words I don't know where the end of this novel is. Andrew still has to go to the Council, and has to reveal that he knows where Cwen is. Then he has to go save Cwen. This is likely to take a little more then 9,000 words.
4. Despite a slow start and a weird and wild novel that might have too much stuff in it, I like this NaNo. There are parts that are very good and unlike my first NaNo it doesn't feel lumpy to me. This might be the novel I want to fix up properly in March and then send it off to a publisher... if I can finish Rook before hand that is.
5. Cake has become the offical soundtrack to this novel. Yay Cake!
Other stuff:
I'M SO HAPPY AT THE MOMENT.
