I tried NaNoWriMo in November and there was no way. A calmer month would be better. Preferably one with 31 days. Or 40.
The Great Write Way, Chapter Two: Twice upon a time...
A place for Buffistas to discuss, beta and otherwise deal and dish on their non-fan fiction projects.
New year, new drabble topic!
Challenge #138 (animals) is now closed.
Challenge #139, because it seems appropriate, is brand-new.
That is so Delfonic of you, Tep. Or possibly Stylistic, but then aren't they all?
erika, you....you make me feel brand-new.
In fact, I sing this song for you.
(Betcha by golly, wow.)
yeah, wrod, Tep. We'll see if I get anything but the earworm, huh?
Are the rules for challenges posted somewhere?
Are the rules for challenges posted somewhere?
Two enter, one leaves--no, wait, that's Thunderdome.
Fling your glove in someone's face?
Laga, 100 words, fiction (though some have been autobiography, I believe, and there's been a poem or two), no fan-fic, Steph gives the prompt and we write the story.
"...the Code is more what you'd call 'guidelines' than actual rules."
I didn't realize "fiction" was ever one of the requirements. Most of mine have had at least a seed of something from my own life. I'd never come up with anything at all, otherwise.
I enjoy trying for the exact word count, but I've had some drabbles I couldn't cut down enough, and at least one that was way under the count.
"Try it, you'll like it." Most of all, have fun.
dcp, I should have said, "not fan fiction" Most of mine are autobiographical, and there has been some amazing poetry from others. And yeah, no one's going to count your words and point if you don't make exactly 100.