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Eight days of work, 20,000 words. I make no claims about this being a work of literary genius, but I’m pleased with my productivity. So far it’s mostly fragmented scenes without much structure, but I’m guessing the first draft will clock in around 100,000 words (and it’ll definitely shrink during editing). I’m not setting a daily word count goal, but if I can keep up this pace (not too likely) then a (very) rough draft could exist by Halloween! How fitting.
Okay, back to work…
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You can do it! So proud of you! I’m going to do the NaNoWriMo in November. I’m scared but I am going to.
Yeah! Good for you! You’ll be great at NaNoWriMo — just remember to try not to get hung up on quality during November, just get the words down first. You can make it pretty later :-)