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NaNoWriMo - Printable Version +- CDBZ Archive (http://alex.zulenka.com) +-- Forum: Out of Character Forums (http://alex.zulenka.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=8) +--- Forum: The Legendary Asylum (http://alex.zulenka.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=133) +--- Thread: NaNoWriMo (/showthread.php?tid=14733) |
NaNoWriMo - Waffuru - 10-04-2009 It's the National Novel Writing Month. Some random guy told me I should consider this. Anyone else? I also kind of want to use the wondermark fiction generator to come up with my story. http://fictiongen.boxofjunk.ws/ NaNoWriMo - Rem-13 - 10-04-2009 I've been saying I'm doing this for three years now. Last two times I found excuses. This year I am so doing it. I'm furreal. (maybe) I'm Watered Down btw. Quote:Your title is: “The Astroblades” Hmm... NaNoWriMo - Vad - 10-04-2009 How the fuck are you supposed to write a novel in a month? NaNoWriMo - Jack - 10-04-2009 Quote:Your title is: “The Cosmoblades” That's gold. This sounds fun. NaNoWriMo - Rem-13 - 10-04-2009 One of the points of NaNoWriMo is to write at breakneck speeds and get a first draft out. Its not there for quality, many see it as a way of completing something without constantly worrying and second guessing yourself while doing it to the point were it peters off. To others its a brain enema that gives them fresh perspective on writing. Some do it purely for the challenge. NaNoWriMo - Vad - 10-04-2009 Wow. Spelling failure in that quote. Antarctica. NaNoWriMo - Jack - 10-04-2009 Antactica must be an alien ice planet of some sort. Fiction Generator has spoken! NaNoWriMo - Kazuya - 10-04-2009 I've gotten like, 4 scenarios in a row with the word 'cleavage' in it. I wonder if it like, bases its results off the sites i visit? NaNoWriMo - Vad - 10-04-2009 Kazuya Wrote:I've gotten like, 4 scenarios in a row with the word 'cleavage' in it. I wonder if it like, bases its results off the sites i visit? Can't be. My browsing history has more cleavage in it than a brothel during it's peak hours. NaNoWriMo - Pinky - 10-04-2009 when you're dealing with randomizers, something is going to stick out statistically. One of my generations started out "In a dragon filled one-way space trip..." I'm sold on the idea already. NaNoWriMo - Jack - 10-04-2009 Trade you NaNoWriMo - Waffuru - 10-04-2009 My username is creatively waffuru, if you want to add me as a writing buddy. NaNoWriMo - Jack - 10-04-2009 jack699 NaNoWriMo - Kaden - 10-04-2009 This will be the fourth consecutive year that I'll have started writing a novel for NaNoWriMo. Hopefully I actually finish this time. NaNoWriMo - Josh - 10-04-2009 Your title is: “The Metapolis” In a neo-noir medieval Europe, a young author self-insert stumbles across an alien artifact which spurs him into conflict with his own insecurity vis-à-vis girls, with the help of a girl who's always loved him and her facility with magic, culminating in convoluted nonsense that squanders the readers’ goodwill. NaNoWriMo - Ashe - 10-04-2009 This one doesn't even seem to make sense. Quote:Your title is: “The Aeropunks” EDIT: More cleavage, heroic sacrifices that no one can be bothered to remember, and ancient space flights. Quote:Your title is: “The Necropolis” EDIT: And finally I land on the science fiction/fantasy version of the Rihanna story. This is hilarious. Quote:Your title is: “The Blackopolis” EDIT: And immediately after that I get something filled with innuendo and living it up like it'll be a bad porn. Quote:Your title is: “The Steammancers” NaNoWriMo - Dehan - 10-04-2009 Your title is: “The Neuropolis” In a coal-powered medieval Europe, a young brooding loner stumbles across a dusty tome which spurs him into conflict with humanity’s selfish nature, with the help of a female who inexplicably becomes attracted to the damaged protagonist for unstated reasons and her facility with magic, culminating in a philosophical argument punctuated by violence. NaNoWriMo - Jack - 10-04-2009 We've done these already, are you fags going to do the novel or not NaNoWriMo - Saz - 10-04-2009 50,000 words in 30 days? What is that, about 1600 words a day. Even if you're not fretting about grammar and constantly going back and reviewing what you write, that's a lot of time and effort to be putting in. I do admit this sounds like fun, but knowing me I'd probably get started, find myself frustrated because it's not flowing, or I just can't think of anything to write, and end up giving up after a day. NaNoWriMo - Rem-13 - 10-04-2009 I'm seriously considering the one I posted above. It seems just the right amount of generic sci-fi for this endeavor. |