Thursday, October 27, 2016

Are You Ready to NaNo!?


So sorry for a two week skip. That was very bad of me. I am offering myself up for a spanking if anyone feels they must. Not sure exactly where my head has been. But now it's time to gear up for NaNoWriMo, so I need to get with the program.

I've got my victim, suspect, and have planned my inciting event, along with the characters who will be there... I just need to sort my clues and how they will pop up then plop them on a timeline.

For anybody wanting the personal touch, don't forget to join BuNoWriMo in addition to the formal NaNo site. It is a bit more personal—smaller group so we get to know each other.

As for what I am writing—a mystery. My buddy is off a breakup so I offered to kill her ex, but I am planting it in Portland in my Micro-brewery setting—I am starting with the grand opening—going BEFORE the other book I wrote, hoping to figure out the character piece that was off before so people love Kenny like I love Kenny.

So who else is playing? Are you planning ahead or diving in the day of?

9 comments:

Jan Morrison said...

I never plan ahead but I'm finishing the book I started last year. I've just been through a very intense time with the Muskrat Falls protest and we've been given a small victory. Since my mystery is set in Sheshatshiu and Muskrat Falls already figures in the plot, I believe I have new energy to finish it. Good luck with yours and I love that you are going back in time to an earlier version of your heroine!

Alex J. Cavanaugh said...

That's a cool setting for a mystery. Go for it, Hart! I'm sitting this year out.

JCS said...

You're a good friend! I cannot wait to read your November mystery!

H. R. Sinclair said...

Nice! Best of luck with Nano.

L. Diane Wolfe said...

Good luck. Next month will be frantic for me with three book releases, so not a chance I'd have time to write.

Sheena-kay Graham said...

Best of luck with Nano!

Madeline Mora-Summonte said...

Thought I'd try something different and do a ton of prep for this NaNo. Not sure if it will work, but I definitely need to do something to shake things up.

Good luck to you! :)

Helena said...

I'm so glad you're writing a prequel to the Portland microbrewery mystery (which you'll remember I read and really enjoyed). I'm really looking forward to seeing Kenny again.

Pam Lazos said...

I'm doing NaNo, too, for the first time that is, and I have no idea what I'm doing so I'm just going to write blindly until it's done and i'll take stock then. Good luck!