NANOWRIMO IS UPON US.
My plan at the beginning of last month was to announce a month-long hiatus so I could work on a novel for the next 30 days.
Now I’m not so sure.
I have an idea for a novel that I’ve worked on before.
I planned to do a grand restart last year. My ideas came in bursts – I didn’t have enough for an extended narrative. I loved the plot, I already knew the characters, but I didn’t want to spend my precious writing time on one idea.
This November, I’m going to devote a month to this idea and see if it goes anywhere.
The focus of the story has changed quite a bit. I’m excited. I think this could be good.
As for consequences for this blog:
- I might still post occasionally, though I’m not sure.
- I don’t write at all on Saturdays, so I’ll be writing more words during the week. That might affect my desire to blog; again, I’m not sure.
- Most likely, I’ll take a hiatus in December to recover.
I’ve decided this is the final month in my “health plan.”
Writing a novel in 30 days feels like a good ending to a project. I feel better than I have in a while.
And I’m writing again. That’s what I always wanted.
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