And remember...
Quantity
produces quality. If you only write a few things, you're doomed.
~Ray Bradbury~
But no pressure.
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Thanks for the well wishes! My goal is 25,000 words to add to an existing WIP. That should prepare me for the pre-edit read through with my editor!
ReplyDeleteLovely to see a Ray Bradbury quote.
ReplyDeleteThanks Clarissa - after a sticky start this morning where I changed genre... I managed to get some words done. And good luck Stephen!
ReplyDeletePS - yeah - great quote!
ReplyDeleteThank you! Still floundering on what exactly I'm writing, but hey. I wrote something.
ReplyDeleteI'm watching from the sidelines as well. GO NaNo-nites GO!! :)
ReplyDeleteI'm not participating either. Good luck to everyone who is! :)
ReplyDeleteNot participating either, but go NaNo people!
ReplyDeleteGOOD LUCK Clarissa!! You Go Girl!!!!!!!! Take care
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Love the quote.
ReplyDeleteDonna v.
Thanks! I'm also adding to an existing WIP. I'm not an official participant, but Nano's a good motivator. :)
ReplyDeleteBradbury's one of my favorites.
ReplyDeleteLike you, I'm not doing NaNo, partly because I have to write "my way" to echo the late Frank Sinatra! I have to minimize daily pressures as much as possible. and s, like Stephen Tremp, I'll get some good writing done this month on my current memoir ghost-writing project, and also get a novelette and two other true stories up on Smashwords, and maybe Kindle if I can figure it out!
Here's wishing you a happy month, Clarissa, whatever you end up doing!!
Ann Best, Author of In the Mirror, A Memoir of Shattered Secrets
Ha, I do like that quote.
ReplyDeleteCheering the participants on as well! :)
ReplyDeleteah, the crazy month is near? :)
ReplyDeleteThank you!
ReplyDeleteI love the quote.
Great quote! It's one of my biggest hang ups, and it totally hits the nail on the head for me. :D
ReplyDeleteI'm not participating this year either. Good luck to everyone all who are.
ReplyDeleteClarissa - I'm not doing NaNo, but I wish the best to everyone who is!
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