National 2013 novel month

Worldwide, the national month of novel or NaNoWriMo writing, returns about us. If you have not yet participated in it, do so. It's great. Even if you are a writer, slow, working a month at a different rate will help improve their skills.

So, what is NaNoWriMo, exactly? It is an annual event of writing in which authors from around the world are trying to complete a novel of 50,000 + word in 30 days. The competition takes place in the month of November. Today is September 30, so you have a month to prepare.

If you think that it is difficult, remember, which means an average of 1,666 words per day 50,000 words in 30 days. That is not much, right? If you want to see some aspects that could help end the competition, look for my post from last year: how to complete your novel 30 days NaNoWriMo.

You should use the month of October as a period of preparation. Don't trap, meaning not to write any text already, but come prepared. These are some of the things you can do:

Decide what you want to write: is literary fiction fiction or gender? If gender, what gender?If you're a plot-driven writer, starting point of plot ideas. It takes about a week. Then, begin to add the flash and characters. If you are a writer, based on the character, create some good characters and then start to make a plot around them. The idea about how your novel begins and ends how his novel. Fill in the gaps, but without going into much detail.

The main point here is to get some kind of idea about: genre, plot, characters, setting, serious incidents, so when on 1 November, you can start writing freely.

If you participate, and I hope that add me to your friends "writing" does it,:
http://NaNoWriMo.org/en/participants/julusian

NaNoWriMo: http://www.nanowrimo.org

Good luck!!

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About the author:Iulian Ionescu is a writer of fantasy and science fiction. He wrote a series of short stories and is now in the process of publishing his first two novels. Iulian blogs fantasy parchment waiting to share their knowledge and struggles as a writer with the writing community. You can also find him on Twitter at @iulienel and @fantasyscroll.