Well, that's a long enough day for me. I usually stay up for a bit after the book goes live so that Pete and Nom can point out to me that I've accidentally put multiple chapter 8s in the same book or put a glaring typo on the cover of every single version. Since none of you are doing that, I'm going to assume it's safe for me to slip off and try to remember what sleep is. I'm pretty sure it'll come back to me fairly quickly.
Before I head off, though, I want to say a huge thank you to all of you for taking part in this - the biggest Novel in a Day ever! Every year you've knocked me sideways with the quality of what you produce and how you take the story in directions that wouldn't occur to me in a lifetime of invite monkeys.
Special thanks, of course, are due to Keith and the LL team for hosting the event again, and letting us mess up their nice clean forum for a bit. Mostly, though, I have to thank them for Scrivener, which makes planning, running and compiling all this stuff not only possible, but actually pleasurable!
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Thank you dearest Piggasaurus.. another blinder of an event.. 
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Thank you so very much, Rog! I had a blast, again, thanks to you. I haven't read the books yet, but I'm very much looking forward to it. Thank you all of you talented beings writing and suffering along!
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For those that like to share links, etc, with chums... the novelinaday page has now been updated. So you can either direct people to novelinaday.com for the main landing page, or go directly to novelinaday.com/butterfly-dawn for the book itself!
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And.. for those that like to listen to music while they read... here's a link to the playlist I used while I was planning.
Butterfly Dawn Spotify Playlist
Butterfly Dawn Spotify Playlist
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As feared, I forgot to send the chapter after letting it simmer while I slept. Had to call my spouse and navigate them into my e-mail folders when Google refused to let me send by phone. At least I'd set up a draft e-mail ready to go, and go the thing in on time. One more busy day and then I get the read the result of our genius this evening.
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pigfender wrote:Well, that's a long enough day for me. I usually stay up for a bit after the book goes live so that Pete and Nom can point out to me that I've accidentally put multiple chapter 8s in the same book or put a glaring typo on the cover of every single version. Since none of you are doing that, I'm going to assume it's safe for me to slip off and try to remember what sleep is. I'm pretty sure it'll come back to me fairly quickly.
Before I head off, though, I want to say a huge thank you to all of you for taking part in this - the biggest Novel in a Day ever! Every year you've knocked me sideways with the quality of what you produce and how you take the story in directions that wouldn't occur to me in a lifetime of invite monkeys.
Special thanks, of course, are due to Keith and the LL team for hosting the event again, and letting us mess up their nice clean forum for a bit. Mostly, though, I have to thank them for Scrivener, which makes planning, running and compiling all this stuff not only possible, but actually pleasurable!
Thank you pigfender, this was the most fun! You give the best prompts.
P.S. My "boyfriend" still has no clue that my chapter is all about his fav hobby...
thegirlclaudia wrote:P.S. My "boyfriend" still has no clue that my chapter is all about his fav hobby...
Um, bloodsucking?
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"Nothing, like something, happens anywhere." —Philip Larkin
gr wrote:thegirlclaudia wrote:P.S. My "boyfriend" still has no clue that my chapter is all about his fav hobby...
Um, bloodsucking?
Oh, you're so judgemental!
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gr wrote:thegirlclaudia wrote:P.S. My "boyfriend" still has no clue that my chapter is all about his fav hobby...
Um, bloodsucking?
*laughcry*
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Camy wrote:gr wrote:thegirlclaudia wrote:P.S. My "boyfriend" still has no clue that my chapter is all about his fav hobby...
Um, bloodsucking?
Oh, you're so judgemental!
Well, at his job, he's sat on a toilet, been hit by a ball, dropped a tool that took a TV station off, mounted a satnav on his car amid a wild sandstorm, sang karaoke while being self-conscious of his terrible voice, traveled to 2020 to meet his colleague (in some peculiar way) ... all the while being filmed or recorded in some other fashion. So.
thegirlclaudia wrote:
Well, at his job, he's sat on a toilet, been hit by a ball, dropped a tool that took a TV station off, mounted a satnav on his car amid a wild sandstorm, sang karaoke while being self-conscious of his terrible voice, traveled to 2020 to meet his colleague (in some peculiar way) ... all the while being filmed or recorded in some other fashion. So.
Ha! Having done the karaoke thing, I entirely understand
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pigfender wrote:Well, that's a long enough day for me. I usually stay up for a bit after the book goes live so that Pete and Nom can point out to me that I've accidentally put multiple chapter 8s in the same book or put a glaring typo on the cover of every single version. Since none of you are doing that, I'm going to assume it's safe for me to slip off and try to remember what sleep is. I'm pretty sure it'll come back to me fairly quickly.
Before I head off, though, I want to say a huge thank you to all of you for taking part in this - the biggest Novel in a Day ever! Every year you've knocked me sideways with the quality of what you produce and how you take the story in directions that wouldn't occur to me in a lifetime of invite monkeys.
Special thanks, of course, are due to Keith and the LL team for hosting the event again, and letting us mess up their nice clean forum for a bit. Mostly, though, I have to thank them for Scrivener, which makes planning, running and compiling all this stuff not only possible, but actually pleasurable!
Was an awesome day and really appreciate all the work that you put into making it happen. I am not sure why but I am either away and doing it on my iPad balanced on lap or just back from a huge time difference, day before this year and eight hours difference, plus also after two major surgeries on knees
However I would not change this day for anything, to be a part of a group of people that enjoy writing, sharing an experience that is so unique to this forum. Thank you again pigfender."The question is," said Alice, "whether you can make words mean so many different things."
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By my calculation there are 229,582,512 distinct versions of Butterfly Dawn.
Making its underlying story an instant world classic -- a tale humanity has told and retold so many times.... Zoe is probably right up there with Jesus. Pigfender, see what you have wrought!
Making its underlying story an instant world classic -- a tale humanity has told and retold so many times.... Zoe is probably right up there with Jesus. Pigfender, see what you have wrought!
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"Nothing, like something, happens anywhere." —Philip Larkin