If you are a writer, you should know what is NaNoWriMo.
If you have no idea, check out NaNoWriMo on its official website.
Whether you are trying to write a book or a script, NaNoWriMo can help you stay focus.
I am sure that there are times when you are trying to finish the book you have in mind and something comes up to disrupt your schedule. Whether it is some distractions or personal problems, you can never finish your book.
Join NaNoWriMo and get a head start in finishing your book. Who knows if you can publish your book in the market.
Participants begin writing November 1. The goal is to write a 175-page (50,000-word) novel by midnight, November 30.
However, if you have no idea what to write about but you want to write a book so badly, perhaps you should check out this book: No Plot? No Problem by Chris Baty.
No Plot? No Problem - your guide to writing a novel
Why this book?
- You learn all about writing from the beginning to the end.
- Learn how you craft your ideas into a novel.
- Easy to read, interesting layout.
- Once again, you learn from A to Z so you are not missing out on the important points of writing a novel such as plot, characters and setting.
- You will even get to learn a secret weapon at the end of the chapter.
Know more about Chris Baty on NaNoWriMo!
Have an interesting idea you want to develop into a novel? Read No Plot? No Problem before you begin your writing.
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