Ok sounds good but, should we upload it somewhere?.

You don’t need if you don’t want to. You can find all the information on NaNoWriMo on their site. :)

Ok, Thank you.

This is a very fitting article, just in time!
I've been thinking all year if I should join this Year's NaNoWriMo. My fingers itch so badly!

* If someone is so qualified to give writing advice why have I never heard of them before seeing their writing advice book.

* If you want to write a book then write it every day of the year not just in November. Good books have layers and layers take time.

That is the sum of my writing advice. YW. Give me money now rather than forcing me to write a book full of filler that will never come in handy.

Jeez Charles, relax, let people have fun. Nobody said you are obligated to write in November, and nobody said you must write and finish your book in 30 days. The idea is to come together and motivate ourselves to finish off our first draft during the month of November. Nobody's stopping you from writing in July, it's just that we all agreed to meet on Novembers.

As for your diss on these advice authors, there is a huge difference between studying writing techniques and scenaristic tropes, and actually putting them to practice. You can understand the craft without practicing it yourself. No need to get salty.

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Charles wrote: "* If someone is so qualified to give writing advice why have I never heard of them before seeing their writing advice book.

* If you want to write a book then write it every day of the year not ju..."

Rather narcissistic to assume that if you haven't heard of someone, then they're not worth listening to.

Nova wrote: "Jeez Charles, relax, let people have fun."

there's this thing, called a sense of humour, you should try an find a book that will help you develop one. discworld's good

"there is a huge difference between studying writing techniques and scenaristic tropes, and actually putting them to practice."

So people should read books that tell them how to write so that they can learn to write books that tell people how to write? Unless people read writing books because they want to learn how to put writing techniques and scenaristic tropes into practise? How to write? Right? Surely the ultimate test of your abilities as someone who understands writing and wants to show other people how to do it is to write a book, and if the how to book that you're trying to sell is partially about writing a good book that will sell, then your book that you write (not the one that tells people how to write, the book that you write in order to prove to people that you can write in order to sell the book that tells people how to write) should be published and should sell well.

Because if the books just tell you how to write books that tell you how to write, then maybe they don't belong on a post about novels.

(Is there a book that has a section about how to tell whether or not the writer is taking the piss? Maybe they do have some worth after all...)

man i cmu

Charles, buddy, you are clearly the only person in this thread that needs to develop a sense of humor. Relax, you’re going to burst a blood vessel stressing over nothing like this. Is life treating you okay, man? You seem like you need to vent, I’ve heard journaling helps. ✌️💕

Read, Write, Repeat. Good advice! Does anyone else want a t-shirt that says that?

Nova wrote: "Jeez Charles, relax, let people have fun. Nobody said you are obligated to write in November, and nobody said you must write and finish your book in 30 days. The idea is to come together and motiva..."

Well said.

Save the Cat! is really helpful, especially if you feel like something in your novel isn't "working."

Also! Steering the Craft is on sale in US/CAN right now!