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NaNoWriMo 2022

 



Hello authors, 

Are you stuck on a WIP like I've been for several years? Are you lacking all motivation to write because of your current WIP? Do you want to desperately finish your WIP? Me too!

Good news, National Novel Writing Month, AKA NaNoWriMo, is just around the corner. For those of you who are new, during the month of November, writers from all over the globe are joined together with the same goal in mind. Write 50,000 words in 30 days. 

The best part is anyone can join. It doesn't matter if you're writing fantasy or an autobiography. 

The official NaNoWriMo website offers a six week prep course that begins on September 19th and ends on October 30th. It takes you through all the steps needed to plot out your story and characters. I highly encourage this step as having a road map makes it much easier to write consistently.

 To get started:

Visit the official website here and sign up for free. This way you can keep track of your writing progress and find other authors near you. You also earn badges for writing, so keep updating your NaNo.

My story:

The story I'm working on The Archons Apprentice, has already been started over on Wattpad. I've already put around 20,000 words into in, but my overall goal is 80,000. 

It's a dark fantasy romance that takes place in a land called Drevia. Here, every millennium, the Autarch of Drevia passes on His powers to the next heir.  During this time they are at their weakest, and require an apprentice to protect. 

I'm going to be following the six week prep, starting with Develop a story idea. Even though I have my idea, I want to iron out all the wrinkles. Come back next week on September 19th when prep officiall starts!

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