Novel-in-a-Day 9½ - SPECIAL APOCALYPSE EDITION
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MsRestlessMs
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I would like to participate in the Novel-in-a-day.
It floats. It glows. It calls to me. I must have it!
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BlueSparksBl
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This sounds awesome! Another newbie is in!
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thegirlclaudia
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pigfender wrote:Velviit wrote:Hello all,
I’m new to this and looking forward to taking part.
How long has Niad been going?
We started in 2011, and have run the event NINE times now!
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Suddenly thought:
Why not 9¾?
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xiamenese
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thegirlclaudia wrote:pigfender wrote:Velviit wrote:Hello all,
I’m new to this and looking forward to taking part.
How long has Niad been going?
We started in 2011, and have run the event NINE times now!
NiaDs1to9.PNG
Suddenly thought:
Why not 9¾?
Maybe 9¾ has been copyrighted!
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thegirlclaudia wrote:Suddenly thought:Why not 9¾?
xiamenese wrote:Maybe 9¾ has been copyrighted!
I know as little about Harry Potter as Ryan Johnson does about Star Wars, so it never occured to me I'm afraid.
[Yes, I'm still bitter about that]
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BronHogan wrote:I would like to participate in this. I live in Tasmania, Australia and new to Literature and Latte
And... Bron takes us to 73 participants, and tips us into the SEVENTH version of the book. Are there even seven colours out there to name versions after?!
Huge welcome to everyone taking part for the first time (40% of you!!). If you have any questions, by all means ask them here.
Incidentally -- has anyone else noticed how quiet Jaysen has been this time?!
And... Bron takes us to 73 participants, and tips us into the SEVENTH version of the book. Are there even seven colours out there to name versions after?!!
It's seven apocalypse flavoured colours. So Flaming Pink is right out, along with Sky Blue, Lemon, and any other cheery colour.
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thegirlclaudia
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BronHogan wrote:apocalypse Colours - hort answer:
Conquest (or Pestilence) - White.
War - Red.
Famine - Black.
Death - Ashen or Pale Green, as a corpse.
Jaundice yellow for eyes
Purplish blue lips
Crimson for freshly shed and brown for dried... blood
The sandy colour of sackcloth
I believe these are more than enough colours!
