Almost caught up

[altivo]

So... I wrote at lunch and on my break time. I came home and wrote some more. I'm just a thousand words shy of where I should be tonight. But my eyes won't stay open any longer, and anything more I force out is going to be gibberish, so this is a stopping place. Bed is calling. I'm going to have to get ahead of schedule by next week. MFF is going to be an interruption of at least three days, I'm sure, just as it was last year.

New chapter is here.

8959 / 50,000 (17.9%)

Comments

Wolfnapping?

[goldenstallion.livejournal.com]

Dear Rider.

Enjoying your story so far. Want to read more and find out what happened but mostly why?

Good writing.

Proud of you.

Impers

Re: Wolfnapping?

[altivo.livejournal.com]

Glad you like it so far. There's a reason of course and it will all be revealed in due time.

I'm eager for next week too. Wanna see you. Gah. I've got some sewing to do before then (mostly just fixing loose stitching.)

Love,
Rider

From Steed the golden stud himself.

[goldenstallion.livejournal.com]

Whinnyhi.

I have little things to finish on my Steedsuit so hopefully... this weekend will see it completed. Is a great suit. Fixed the eyes, nearly finished painting hooves, need to make hoofhand gloves with Sculpy finger tip nails and a red satin sash with golden tassles and trim tied through a ring.

Little Imperator might just stick on (or off) my right shoulder via white velcro.

Looking forward to meeting the writer in furson. Smile.

Steed

Re: From Steed the golden stud himself.

[altivo.livejournal.com]

By then I think the writer will need a three day vacation from writing. But I suppose I could be wrong. He certainly needs more hugs. Always needs those.

I'm seriously looking forward to fursuit clowning with Steed.

[delphinelicorne.livejournal.com]

I just took a look at Nano Wrimo website and it looks quite interesting, I just wonder how someone can write so many words in so short time. Does it help you improve your writing skills or makes it easy to write other stories afterwards?
I'll have to give a look at your story

[altivo.livejournal.com]

The way you do it is just by doing it. That's what NaNo is about: making yourself write every day. You have to in order to finish in time. You go back and fix things later, but the push in November is to get those 50,000 words down. It's rather like learning a language by the immersion method. If you want to eat you have to figure out how to say what you need. :)

This is my third year, and it does get easier each time. I'm learning something about how to choose my plotline to make it easier as well. And of course, the practice of just writing thousands of words is good too.