JulNoWriMo
Rather like NaNoWriMo, the goal of JulNoWriMo is to write 50,000 words to a novel. Although by no means as large or as dominant across literature as the former (only 194 participants last year!), JulNo is a great break to the year for those who want an incentive to write, can’t wait for NaNo, or are too busy in November – or all three. Basically, a summer NaNo. But should NaNo be NoNo? Is it worthwhile?
I think it is.fficult to stick with a plot, largely because I never plan and get lost at chapter five, so much so that I’m thinking of setting up camp at Writer’s Block Causeway. But this time is different. I planned. Sort of. I’ve got the main points written down in an order I’m sort of happy with and I’ve got a shot. I’m writing, basically, as much as possible to my current novel. I don’t think I’m going to make 50,000, though. XD
Fun with Necrophiles.
I like that title. A bit. Kind of. Meh. I did only 800 words yesterday, but would like to do another 1000 today. It’s not enough to get 50,000, but it’s a fair amount for me. 
And now for another disgraceful, self-published by PublishAmerica novel:
Sorry for these; I’m just ovewhelmed by the amount lulz, which again Robert found. xD This one’s better, though; the author’s writing a script based on a trailer to a book-adapted film that hasn’t even been made. Watch it and weep. I genuinly thought it was a joke. Heh.
