National Novel Writing Month Writers Produce 2,799,449,947 Words
National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) concluded this week as participants counted a collective total of 2,799,449,947 words.
While these writers worked, we published daily links to writing tools and tips during NaNoWriMo, and we’ve collected the individual posts below. The advice will work all year round for writers of all stripes.
Here is our final piece of advice: Take a break and then edit the heck out of your manuscript. March 2011 is National Novel Editing Month, and we will post editing tools and tips all month long. Remember your NaNoWriMo manuscript is just a draft–it takes a lot more work to publish.
3. Cliche Finder Stops Cliches Before They Start
4. Take the Fantasy Novelist’s Exam
6. Seek Library Write-In Support
7. Consult Role Playing Game Plots
8. Best Pandora Stations for Writing
11. Use Foursquare for Inspiration
12. ‘Failure Instructs the Writer’
13: Use the Online Graphical Dictionary
14. Write ‘TK’ for Missing Facts
15. ‘Everyone Has a Certain Amount of Bad Writing to Get Out of Their System’
18. Use the Reverse Dictionary
19. Use Correct Writing Posture
21. ‘It’s Not a Sprint, It’s a Marathon’
22. Use Your Smartphone for Novel Writing & Editing
23. Turn Your Computer Into a Typewriter
24. Use Write or Die for Motivation
25. Relax with a Literary Drink
26. Browse BibliOdyssey for Inspiration
27. World of Warcraft Procrastinator Support
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