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Old 11-01-2012, 09:35 AM   #33
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I haven't started. I ought to be starting now, but instead I'm getting some time in on the procrastination.

I don't have a lot of faith in my idea, which is pretty open-ended to begin with. I'm planning to tread water until the weekend, when I can chat to my local group and get a bit of energy going.

I often completely fail to plan anything, except maybe an opening scene and one major incident. A couple of years ago I ended up writing a book called The Incredibly Tedious Life of Arthur Dull because I hadn't had any appealing ideas by November 1st. (I did finish it, and his life didn't end up all that dull, but it's not a very coherent novel, and no one else will ever see it.)

I have also, in the past, threatened to write a Nano based on the output of They Fight Crime. I'm hoping it won't come to that, this year.
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