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Post by Siana Blackwood on Jan 21, 2013 11:35:08 GMT -5
The 48-hour Novel Challenge Write a novel in 2 days! Is it possible? I have no idea, but this is a chance for all of us to find out. This weekend, it's time to give a brand-new idea 48 hours of glory and see what comes of it! Rules: 1) Start from scratch. No previously written prose can be included. 2) No rewriting, not even if you completely retype it. There's one very small exception - if your original idea comes in the form of a scene or scenes, you can retype that as part of your novel. 3) I know I said 'novel', but the minimum wordcount is a little less insane - you have to sign up for at least 15,000 words. 4) You must be the sole author. 5) You have 48 hours - 0:00 on the 26th to 24:00 on the 27th. Not a rule, but recommended: Drop whatever else you're working on for the two days. Think of this as a 'holiday' from your other projects. Also not a rule, but recommended: Write actual prose rather than just repeating the same word 15,000 times. Sign-ups:00,000 / 15,000 -- Siana Blackwood |
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Post by Rabbit on Jan 22, 2013 23:05:08 GMT -5
The 48-hour Novel Challenge Write a novel in 2 days! Is it possible? I have no idea, but this is a chance for all of us to find out. This weekend, it's time to give a brand-new idea 48 hours of glory and see what comes of it! Rules: 1) Start from scratch. No previously written prose can be included. 2) No rewriting, not even if you completely retype it. There's one very small exception - if your original idea comes in the form of a scene or scenes, you can retype that as part of your novel. 3) I know I said 'novel', but the minimum wordcount is a little less insane - you have to sign up for at least 15,000 words. 4) You must be the sole author. 5) You have 48 hours - 0:00 on the 26th to 24:00 on the 27th. Not a rule, but recommended: Drop whatever else you're working on for the two days. Think of this as a 'holiday' from your other projects. Also not a rule, but recommended: Write actual prose rather than just repeating the same word 15,000 times. Sign-ups:00,000 / 15,000 -- JezzyHatesJazz 00,000 / 15,000 -- Siana Blackwood |
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Post by nanogeekette on Jan 22, 2013 23:38:40 GMT -5
The 48-hour Novel Challenge Write a novel in 2 days! Is it possible? I have no idea, but this is a chance for all of us to find out. This weekend, it's time to give a brand-new idea 48 hours of glory and see what comes of it! Rules: 1) Start from scratch. No previously written prose can be included. 2) No rewriting, not even if you completely retype it. There's one very small exception - if your original idea comes in the form of a scene or scenes, you can retype that as part of your novel. 3) I know I said 'novel', but the minimum wordcount is a little less insane - you have to sign up for at least 15,000 words. 4) You must be the sole author. 5) You have 48 hours - 0:00 on the 26th to 24:00 on the 27th. Not a rule, but recommended: Drop whatever else you're working on for the two days. Think of this as a 'holiday' from your other projects. Also not a rule, but recommended: Write actual prose rather than just repeating the same word 15,000 times. Sign-ups:00,000 / 40,000 -- freeform 00,000 / 15,000 -- JezzyHatesJazz 00,000 / 15,000 -- Siana Blackwood -- Only because I am bloody insane and just got invited to a sleepover on Friday night.  Thankfully one of the friends is a writer... |
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Post by marielaurent2223 on Jan 23, 2013 0:19:50 GMT -5
The 48-hour Novel Challenge Write a novel in 2 days! Is it possible? I have no idea, but this is a chance for all of us to find out. This weekend, it's time to give a brand-new idea 48 hours of glory and see what comes of it! Rules: 1) Start from scratch. No previously written prose can be included. 2) No rewriting, not even if you completely retype it. There's one very small exception - if your original idea comes in the form of a scene or scenes, you can retype that as part of your novel. 3) I know I said 'novel', but the minimum wordcount is a little less insane - you have to sign up for at least 15,000 words. 4) You must be the sole author. 5) You have 48 hours - 0:00 on the 26th to 24:00 on the 27th. Not a rule, but recommended: Drop whatever else you're working on for the two days. Think of this as a 'holiday' from your other projects. Also not a rule, but recommended: Write actual prose rather than just repeating the same word 15,000 times. Sign-ups:00,000 / 40,000 -- freeform 00,000 / 15,000 -- JezzyHatesJazz 00,000 / 15,000 -- marielaurent2223 00,000 / 15,000 -- Siana Blackwood -- |
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Post by marielaurent2223 on Jan 26, 2013 11:59:10 GMT -5
The 48-hour Novel Challenge Write a novel in 2 days! Is it possible? I have no idea, but this is a chance for all of us to find out. This weekend, it's time to give a brand-new idea 48 hours of glory and see what comes of it! Rules: 1) Start from scratch. No previously written prose can be included. 2) No rewriting, not even if you completely retype it. There's one very small exception - if your original idea comes in the form of a scene or scenes, you can retype that as part of your novel. 3) I know I said 'novel', but the minimum wordcount is a little less insane - you have to sign up for at least 15,000 words. 4) You must be the sole author. 5) You have 48 hours - 0:00 on the 26th to 24:00 on the 27th. Not a rule, but recommended: Drop whatever else you're working on for the two days. Think of this as a 'holiday' from your other projects. Also not a rule, but recommended: Write actual prose rather than just repeating the same word 15,000 times. Sign-ups:00,000 / 40,000 -- freeform 00,000 / 15,000 -- JezzyHatesJazz 01,105 / 15,000 -- marielaurent2223 00,000 / 15,000 -- Siana Blackwood -- |
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Post by Siana Blackwood on Jan 26, 2013 19:21:23 GMT -5
The 48-hour Novel Challenge Write a novel in 2 days! Is it possible? I have no idea, but this is a chance for all of us to find out. This weekend, it's time to give a brand-new idea 48 hours of glory and see what comes of it! Rules: 1) Start from scratch. No previously written prose can be included. 2) No rewriting, not even if you completely retype it. There's one very small exception - if your original idea comes in the form of a scene or scenes, you can retype that as part of your novel. 3) I know I said 'novel', but the minimum wordcount is a little less insane - you have to sign up for at least 15,000 words. 4) You must be the sole author. 5) You have 48 hours - 0:00 on the 26th to 24:00 on the 27th. Not a rule, but recommended: Drop whatever else you're working on for the two days. Think of this as a 'holiday' from your other projects. Also not a rule, but recommended: Write actual prose rather than just repeating the same word 15,000 times. Sign-ups:00,000 / 40,000 -- freeform 00,000 / 15,000 -- JezzyHatesJazz 01,105 / 15,000 -- marielaurent2223 02,664 / 15,000 -- Siana Blackwood -- |
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Post by Rabbit on Jan 27, 2013 2:01:17 GMT -5
The 48-hour Novel Challenge Write a novel in 2 days! Is it possible? I have no idea, but this is a chance for all of us to find out. This weekend, it's time to give a brand-new idea 48 hours of glory and see what comes of it! Rules: 1) Start from scratch. No previously written prose can be included. 2) No rewriting, not even if you completely retype it. There's one very small exception - if your original idea comes in the form of a scene or scenes, you can retype that as part of your novel. 3) I know I said 'novel', but the minimum wordcount is a little less insane - you have to sign up for at least 15,000 words. 4) You must be the sole author. 5) You have 48 hours - 0:00 on the 26th to 24:00 on the 27th. Not a rule, but recommended: Drop whatever else you're working on for the two days. Think of this as a 'holiday' from your other projects. Also not a rule, but recommended: Write actual prose rather than just repeating the same word 15,000 times. Sign-ups:00,000 / 40,000 -- freeform 05,859 / 15,000 -- JezzyHatesJazz 01,105 / 15,000 -- marielaurent2223 02,664 / 15,000 -- Siana Blackwood -- It just hit midnight here... |
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Post by marielaurent2223 on Jan 27, 2013 2:46:12 GMT -5
The 48-hour Novel Challenge Write a novel in 2 days! Is it possible? I have no idea, but this is a chance for all of us to find out. This weekend, it's time to give a brand-new idea 48 hours of glory and see what comes of it! Rules: 1) Start from scratch. No previously written prose can be included. 2) No rewriting, not even if you completely retype it. There's one very small exception - if your original idea comes in the form of a scene or scenes, you can retype that as part of your novel. 3) I know I said 'novel', but the minimum wordcount is a little less insane - you have to sign up for at least 15,000 words. 4) You must be the sole author. 5) You have 48 hours - 0:00 on the 26th to 24:00 on the 27th. Not a rule, but recommended: Drop whatever else you're working on for the two days. Think of this as a 'holiday' from your other projects. Also not a rule, but recommended: Write actual prose rather than just repeating the same word 15,000 times. Sign-ups:00,000 / 40,000 -- freeform 05,859 / 15,000 -- JezzyHatesJazz 02,018 / 15,000 -- marielaurent2223 02,664 / 15,000 -- Siana Blackwood -- |
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Post by Siana Blackwood on Jan 27, 2013 15:13:15 GMT -5
The 48-hour Novel Challenge Write a novel in 2 days! Is it possible? I have no idea, but this is a chance for all of us to find out. This weekend, it's time to give a brand-new idea 48 hours of glory and see what comes of it! Rules: 1) Start from scratch. No previously written prose can be included. 2) No rewriting, not even if you completely retype it. There's one very small exception - if your original idea comes in the form of a scene or scenes, you can retype that as part of your novel. 3) I know I said 'novel', but the minimum wordcount is a little less insane - you have to sign up for at least 15,000 words. 4) You must be the sole author. 5) You have 48 hours - 0:00 on the 26th to 24:00 on the 27th. Not a rule, but recommended: Drop whatever else you're working on for the two days. Think of this as a 'holiday' from your other projects. Also not a rule, but recommended: Write actual prose rather than just repeating the same word 15,000 times. Sign-ups:00,000 / 40,000 -- freeform 05,859 / 15,000 -- JezzyHatesJazz 02,018 / 15,000 -- marielaurent2223 05,453 / 15,000 -- Siana Blackwood -- Well, that was fun. What do I do with 5k of a new story? |
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Post by marielaurent2223 on Jan 27, 2013 16:55:24 GMT -5
The 48-hour Novel Challenge Write a novel in 2 days! Is it possible? I have no idea, but this is a chance for all of us to find out. This weekend, it's time to give a brand-new idea 48 hours of glory and see what comes of it! Rules: 1) Start from scratch. No previously written prose can be included. 2) No rewriting, not even if you completely retype it. There's one very small exception - if your original idea comes in the form of a scene or scenes, you can retype that as part of your novel. 3) I know I said 'novel', but the minimum wordcount is a little less insane - you have to sign up for at least 15,000 words. 4) You must be the sole author. 5) You have 48 hours - 0:00 on the 26th to 24:00 on the 27th. Not a rule, but recommended: Drop whatever else you're working on for the two days. Think of this as a 'holiday' from your other projects. Also not a rule, but recommended: Write actual prose rather than just repeating the same word 15,000 times. Sign-ups:00,000 / 40,000 -- freeform 05,859 / 15,000 -- JezzyHatesJazz 03,011 / 15,000 -- marielaurent2223 05,453 / 15,000 -- Siana Blackwood -- |
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Post by Rabbit on Jan 28, 2013 1:51:28 GMT -5
The 48-hour Novel Challenge Write a novel in 2 days! Is it possible? I have no idea, but this is a chance for all of us to find out. This weekend, it's time to give a brand-new idea 48 hours of glory and see what comes of it! Rules: 1) Start from scratch. No previously written prose can be included. 2) No rewriting, not even if you completely retype it. There's one very small exception - if your original idea comes in the form of a scene or scenes, you can retype that as part of your novel. 3) I know I said 'novel', but the minimum wordcount is a little less insane - you have to sign up for at least 15,000 words. 4) You must be the sole author. 5) You have 48 hours - 0:00 on the 26th to 24:00 on the 27th. Not a rule, but recommended: Drop whatever else you're working on for the two days. Think of this as a 'holiday' from your other projects. Also not a rule, but recommended: Write actual prose rather than just repeating the same word 15,000 times. Sign-ups:00,000 / 40,000 -- freeform 15,013 / 15,000 -- JezzyHatesJazz 03,011 / 15,000 -- marielaurent2223 05,453 / 15,000 -- Siana Blackwood -- I fell asleep but I woke up before midnight and wrote like a fiend XD |
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Post by nanogeekette on Jan 28, 2013 12:44:39 GMT -5
The 48-hour Novel Challenge Write a novel in 2 days! Is it possible? I have no idea, but this is a chance for all of us to find out. This weekend, it's time to give a brand-new idea 48 hours of glory and see what comes of it! Rules: 1) Start from scratch. No previously written prose can be included. 2) No rewriting, not even if you completely retype it. There's one very small exception - if your original idea comes in the form of a scene or scenes, you can retype that as part of your novel. 3) I know I said 'novel', but the minimum wordcount is a little less insane - you have to sign up for at least 15,000 words. 4) You must be the sole author. 5) You have 48 hours - 0:00 on the 26th to 24:00 on the 27th. Not a rule, but recommended: Drop whatever else you're working on for the two days. Think of this as a 'holiday' from your other projects. Also not a rule, but recommended: Write actual prose rather than just repeating the same word 15,000 times. Sign-ups:04,597 / 40,000 -- freeform 15,013 / 15,000 -- JezzyHatesJazz 03,011 / 15,000 -- marielaurent2223 05,453 / 15,000 -- Siana Blackwood |
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Post by marielaurent2223 on Jan 28, 2013 13:36:26 GMT -5
The 48-hour Novel Challenge Write a novel in 2 days! Is it possible? I have no idea, but this is a chance for all of us to find out. This weekend, it's time to give a brand-new idea 48 hours of glory and see what comes of it! Rules: 1) Start from scratch. No previously written prose can be included. 2) No rewriting, not even if you completely retype it. There's one very small exception - if your original idea comes in the form of a scene or scenes, you can retype that as part of your novel. 3) I know I said 'novel', but the minimum wordcount is a little less insane - you have to sign up for at least 15,000 words. 4) You must be the sole author. 5) You have 48 hours - 0:00 on the 26th to 24:00 on the 27th. Not a rule, but recommended: Drop whatever else you're working on for the two days. Think of this as a 'holiday' from your other projects. Also not a rule, but recommended: Write actual prose rather than just repeating the same word 15,000 times. Sign-ups:04,597 / 40,000 -- freeform 15,013 / 15,000 -- JezzyHatesJazz 04,104 / 15,000 -- marielaurent2223 05,453 / 15,000 -- Siana Blackwood |
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Post by marielaurent2223 on Jan 29, 2013 1:24:49 GMT -5
The 48-hour Novel Challenge Write a novel in 2 days! Is it possible? I have no idea, but this is a chance for all of us to find out. This weekend, it's time to give a brand-new idea 48 hours of glory and see what comes of it! Rules: 1) Start from scratch. No previously written prose can be included. 2) No rewriting, not even if you completely retype it. There's one very small exception - if your original idea comes in the form of a scene or scenes, you can retype that as part of your novel. 3) I know I said 'novel', but the minimum wordcount is a little less insane - you have to sign up for at least 15,000 words. 4) You must be the sole author. 5) You have 48 hours - 0:00 on the 26th to 24:00 on the 27th. Not a rule, but recommended: Drop whatever else you're working on for the two days. Think of this as a 'holiday' from your other projects. Also not a rule, but recommended: Write actual prose rather than just repeating the same word 15,000 times. Sign-ups:04,597 / 40,000 -- freeform 15,013 / 15,000 -- JezzyHatesJazz 05,021 / 15,000 -- marielaurent2223 05,453 / 15,000 -- Siana Blackwood |
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