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[kol]

And as the strike of midnight falls, we can lay to rest another Wrimies session. Time to set aside our pens, keyboards, and tablet styluses and look back on what a wild productive ride the last thirty days have been. How did you fare this November?

I learned a lot about what works for me as a writer, particularly in how to respect my creative process and to relearn how to focus on a project, a skill I had apparently lost. And while it was a largely successful Nanowrimo, I still have take aways, little things I noticed the last 30 days that I know I can fix in future projects.

Did you learn anything about yourself, your creative process, or your project this month that surprised you? Is there anything from your project, be it a well written passage, a clever turn of phrase, or truly fabulous line art, that you are exceptionally proud of?

And finally, are you going to continue with your project in December?

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Best Nano yet!

[kol]

This was my 11th Nanowrimo, my 11th straight win, and arguably my favorite writing project. While I didn't fill 15 RPG tags, I'm pretty happy with the ones I did, and I have over a thousand words in tags I didn't quite finish this month, too.



(Also the Kingdom Fics folder is actually filled with tags I haven't published yet, oops)

Also something to note? All my non-legal Nanowrimo work came out to 21,112 words. I wrote 50,505 legal Nanowrimo words. And my project was 71,617 words. I think I have a problem with numerical palindromes, you guys XD

Daily writing progress:


That jump on the 25th? Yeah that was the day the South Bay engaged the East Bay in word wars. Our entire region jumped up noticeably on the stats page that day XD

And if anyone was curious, this is what my A Year of Words progress currently looks like (the goal was 150,000 words in 12 months :3)

[pictishmouse]

I HAVE to continue my project if we want a Kingdom calendar next year... XD