...> (Blade's idea, based on National Novel Writing Month. He'd post it here, ...> Not, that isn't some wacky spam or ROT13 gibberish. It's: International Fanfic Writing 20 Days. I'm sure many of you ... now, did the outline this summer, started writing in late September. It's going very well...Teacher/Twins sequel that jumpstarted me back into writing a couple of years ago after a ten...

...'s idea, based on National Novel Writing Month. He'd post it here,... ROT13 gibberish. It's: International Fanfic Writing 20 Days. I'm sure many ...years, but was busy each time writing my own multiple-novel-sized-fanfic. (<http://www.bladeandepsilon.com/hybridtheory.htm...or two hours and type or write whatever comes to mind. And so...about it in the middle, just write your brains out until it's...

For those interested, there's now a LJ community: http://community.livejournal.com/infanwri20d/ You don't need to post it as you go there - just posting what you did, asking questions, or lurking to see what other people do is all fine. Be nice. And c'mon, people. Everyone wastes an hour a day you could use to write for less than three weeks! Take the plunge. ;p - Blade

On Sat, 27 Oct 2007 15:02:29 GMT, Rob Kelk wrote: (Blade's idea, based on National Novel Writing Month. He'd post it here, but his Usenet access is wonky at the moment...) He might want to try a public news server. Here's a list: http://services.triceron.com/usenet/srvlist.php Make sure a news reader is installed and click on one of the public servers in the list. I've heard ...

...: Because I CAN. 50,000 words is 2500 a day, and I can certainly do that if I sit down for one or two hours and type or write whatever comes to mind. Wish I had that talent. I can't generally write anything without a large block of time available. Once I get moving, I write fast, but it takes time. -- Sea Wasp /^\...