Thread: NaNoWriMo 2010
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Old 10-13-2010, 03:12 AM   #7
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You could approach it as writing a series of short stories that inter-relate to form a larger story. I mean you could write either (five) 10,000 word stories or (ten) 5,000 word stories in that time and have them be connected together. I'm thinking of doing something like that for NaNo myself. In one of the other threads (about short stories) someone mentioned that other novels have used that basic structure. Gone With The Wind and The Cantebury Tales among them.

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Originally Posted by Donnageddon View Post
I wish there were a ShoStoWriMo. There is no way I am getting a novel out in a month, but with a more realistic expectation to get one short story out in a month, I might just buck up and finally do it.

To be continued...
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