I had decided I was not going to participate in NaNoWriMo this year and then - flibbertigibbet that I am - I decided on the spur of the moment that I would take part. And so I am - taking part, that is.
I started last night - five days after the starting date - and I wrote one word, the title. Yes, folks, my oeuvre was to be called 'Missing.' I had no idea who or what was to be missing, for how long, or why, and whether it was ever to be found again. Would it be contemporary, historical, tragic accident or crime? I did not know - not a clue.
This morning I deleted the title and started again - well, started, really - and I've written 894 words. Only another 49106 to go and so far there's no title . . . and no end in sight. If you hear strangled screams coming from the southern part of the UK don't worry - I shall be enacting something . . . possibly.
Good luck, Janice! I am sure you WILL catch up!
ReplyDeleteHi Janice .. good for you - keep going .. but please keep those scrambled screams quiet - you might wake me up further along the coast and Sussex quite likes it's quiet take on life?! Good luck and have fun .. Hilary
ReplyDeletethat is probably the best way to do it - good luck!
ReplyDeleteWow, Janice, I'm impressed. Starting is one thing, but starting late is awesome. I'll be thinking of you.
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You never know it's going to turn out. Kudos for taking exactly the start you needed.
ReplyDeleteI think you are very brave, good luck Janice :)
ReplyDeleteOf course if you deleted the title it's "Missing" now ! Maybe you should write "The missing title" ?
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the NaNo ride!
ReplyDeleteAs long as those screams are sounds of excitement as the story plot unfolds before your very eyes...
Starting late definitely beats getting bored and stopping early!;-)
ReplyDeleteYou can do it!
ReplyDeleteGattina - lol.
I thought "missing" sounded promising. But I'm sure you'll come up with something good.
ReplyDeleteRight-o.
ReplyDeleteOff you go. Good Luck.
Right-o.
ReplyDeleteOff you go. Good Luck.
I look forward to the outcome
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