Hey!
Since I signed up the other day, I thought I might write a little blog post about my National Novel Writing Month experience.
I've been taking part in NaNoWriMo for a long while now. My first time was way back in 2006. Can you believe that? 😯
It's something I make room for every year.
Anyway, here's my history:
- 2006: UF (Angie)
- 2007: SFR (Shade of Grey)
- 2008: SFR (Shade of Blue)
- 2009: Horror (Sinful)
- 2010: Futuristic (Embracing Sunlight)
- 2011: N/A
- 2012: UF (Torn from the Shadows)
- 2013: SFR (Dash)
- 2014: UF (Willow)
- 2015: YA Historical (MixedTape)
- 2016: YA Horror (Haunted)
- 2017: YA SF Thriller (Cosmic Girl)
- 2018: YA Horror (Madness)
- 2019: SF Historical Horror (Neon)
Since I started taking part, I missed out on one year: 2011. That year, I was working on edits for my first Samhain Publishing novella. Ah, memories. 😉
Another thing you'll notice is that I've written drafts in a variety of genres, which is something I lurve to do.
By the time November comes around, I like to squeeze in one last 50-70k first draft. I think it's a great way to end the writing year. And this year is definitely a time where unleashing my creative ideas as much as possible is a great thing!
This time, I've decided to work on a story that's been inside my head for quite a while. It's a horror idea about a pesky character who ends up in a creepy ghost town after she's hired to look for someone. And there's going to be a lot of danger, adventure and monsters.
I've already started a Word doc with a bunch of notes about the characters, jotted down the important story stuff, and have a folder full of inspirational pics.
Let the NaNoPrep continue!
Well, what's yours about?
Happy planning!
Well, what's yours about?
Happy planning!
PS. If you wanna be buddies, I'm YolandaS. 😁
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