Long time no see, blog.

30,146 words.

And the quote for today is:

"He blushed and wished he had not thought of that and embarrassed himself infront of himself what am I writing oh god."

Alright, that's about all I have to say. Starting to get tired of NaNoWriMo.

BOOK, Y U NO END?!

But it's all good. I am reassured and exhilerated by the fact that this is actually a kind of proper book-like thing that's being written, and it already has so many words! (and I'm just not going to read any and pretend they're all perfect and that's how I'll survive november).

Back to writing, you know, books. Gawd.

-Willow

NaNoWriMo -- Day 5

11,676 words.

I'm pleasantly surprised at how scenes keep changing. I think the plot is a bit too detailed, but that's fine because all I really do is skim through the summary of each chapter and keep that in mind, and I'm happy to say that my characters have been changing the way scenes play out, which is always fun because I was a bit worried (and still am) that they didn't really have that clear of personalities.

I'm still worried about my villain's motives, because in the plot at least they seem a bit vague to me. Nonetheless, I will remind myself that that is only the plot and while writing I will flesh him out more, and I also have to remind myself that this is only the first draft and things are bound to change.

I'm also very happy with my word count. It's nearly twice as much as the word count of the original TRWW 'book'/story/thing/whatever.
BOW BEFORE MY 11,000 WORDS
BOW BEFORE THEM.
Unless of course you have more >:c

I have bipolar chapters

The prologue is somewhere around 3,000 words long.

Chapter One is 700 and something words long.

Hrmmmm... The question is, is this really that much of a problem?

Woundrous Wednesday: I don't have the time.

It's NaNoWriMo, so I'll just give you a link to the Wikipedia page about Lampreys.

Because Lampreys are really awesome.