I mostly review theatre and film, and a friend of mine writes actual young adult novels. We were thinking we’d each write off of one chapter prompt (without cross-contamination) and then submit whichever turned out the best to reduce the pressure while increasing the accountability to actually do it. Is there any reason why this wouldn’t be in the spirit of the venture?
Jacqueline, Sangi, Sam, welcome to the forum! I’ve sent you all a private message with the next steps (basically asking for a brief writing sample and some contact / credit info).
Devin, I’ve just sent you the contact / credit request. Glad you decided to take part. You’ll be glad you did on the 18th!
Sam, I’ve got no problem with you and your friend taking part the way you propose. I’ll need the full sign up details (contacts etc) for you both (details in the message I sent), so I can send out briefs, prepare copyright info and all that sort of stuff (you retain credit and copyright in the sections you write). As long as the final list of participants isn’t exactly divisible by 12, I can also include you both in different versions if you end up unable to decide which you prefer to submit! I’m not going to be able to independently adjudicate disputes on the day!
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Hi,
Thank you for accepting my request to join the Write A Novel In A Day (or is it a Novella?) in June 2017.
I hope I manage to do it in a day. It’s taken me over 3 years to write a novel and it’s not finished yet. Well, it’s become a trilogy now. I blame Scrivener, of course, because it’s taken me 2 years to learn how to use it. There’s a very helpful Scrivener forum on Facebook but now I’ve registered on here, I expect I can get more help. I was very confused to learn that you don’t put the artwork for your cover in the cover folder. So confusing but such fun…
Hey Jacqueline, yeah this is a pretty good forum for getting support. The Tech Support areas are populated by some of the most friendly and helpful people I’ve met on the internet!
So, the plot for the event on the 17th is all worked out now and nicely divided into 12 chapters. I just need to power through and get all the briefing packs written up!
11 days to go - let’s see how many more books worth of people we can sign up to take part!
Okay… I’m a little scared, but I’m thinking I might be up for doing this!
But as per the FAQ, and just so’s you can vet me (and please reject me if I’m too rubbish!) here’s a link to the Flash Fiction section of my blog: wcprawncrackers.blogspot.co.uk/2015/06/ I picked this one at random, but there are other pieces on that site if this on its own is too short a piece to gain an impression of whether I’m up to it.
Maerahn,
Welcome to Niad! Just read Girl With White Ankle Socks I found it to be quite uplifting, and it’s left me smiling … Thank you You’ll have no trouble with Niad. Good Luck, and … ENJOY!
Take care
Vic
Wow, thank you Vic! I’m glad you liked it. I’m kind of nervous about the time constraint, but I have written to deadlines before, so I’m sure if I get my butt in gear (and claim a day off Housewife and Mum Duties) I can pull through.