NaNo. Not the iPod.
Nov. 2nd, 2007 07:18 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
crystalcazzieMy NaNo story isn't going well. By which I mean it isn't going at all. I was going to write about one thing but then I realised I couldn't get much out of that at all. Now I've found an old outline for a story I could use but I'm not sure that's quite in the spirit of the event since I know where most of it is going. What I need is a great idea to strike so I can run with it.
(And the fact that I've gone to make an LJ post about three times and had to give up because I had no idea what to write does not bode well for my abilities in this area...)
(And the fact that I've gone to make an LJ post about three times and had to give up because I had no idea what to write does not bode well for my abilities in this area...)
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Date: 2007-11-03 11:26 am (UTC)Should we be letting DrM near the fire?
... I would offer writing advice, but I've never participated in NaNo, because I *never* finish my stories**. I tend to forsake the planning and just write the scenes I like, then link them up later - I lose impetus if I'm writing a section I'm less interested in ¬____¬;; *coff* attention span *coff*. But I'm not sure that's good advice, exactly ~^^~.
**[On the other hand, I have written about 30 pages of fanfiction in the past two weeks. Maybe I *should* be taking part...]