Honestly, I had a few minutes to spare and I love little quizzes like this! A great way to waste time.
What do you think? I was tempted to make some more fun ones now and then.
Tell me down in the comments if you got an old-fashioned book or an e-book!
November is rapidly approaching and you know what that means!
What is NaNoWriMo you may be asking? It’s National Novel Writing Month which is in November. This is a month dedicated to writing.
You don’t have to have any skills or talents when it comes to writing. You just have to have passion and an interest.
You got that? Then head over to NaNoWriMo.org!
It’s completely FREE and so much fun.
From NaNoWriMo.org
What do I do?
You create a log in and a profile. You can add as little or as much as you want about yourself.
Find your regional group. There are real-life meet ups where you can go to meet with fellow WriMo’s.
If you don’t feel comfortable about that, fear not! There’s tons of online writing sessions which are tons of fun! You do word dashes, follow prompts from bots and friends and have a blast.
Your profile has your story on it and all the info to do with your goals.
The overall goal is 50,000 words which is the length of the average book, but no worries if you can’t reach it. I never do.
You write to have fun! Not be stressed.
You can meet up with people, make online friends and just have an incredible time. I’ve been part of it for 9+ years now. I’m not always as active as I am in other years but I join in the fun!
If you choose to join in, add me on there! I’d love to see your progress!
It’s a darn fun time and I highly recommend it if you’re interested in writing.
There’s tons of forums to find writing suggestions and you can ask questions to the whole NaNoWriMo community if you get stuck. It’s super supporting.
I hope to see you there and that you’re as excited to get writing as I am!
Good luck!
It’s that time of year that the summer is about halfway over, Comic Con just finished (trailer releases) so a bunch of good stuff is on the way. What is coming, you may ask? Check out this list.
Based on a book by Andrzej Sapowski, this 8-part series produced by Netflix may be something you want for your Autumn 2019 ‘to watch’ list. Seems like Netflix may be trying to make their own kind of ‘Game of Thrones’ TV show?
Part 2 of Stephen King’s terrifying novel It is finally on it’s way. A continuation from the 2017 movie, this follows the children after they are grown up and come back to once again fight Pennywise. I know I’ll be there, but looks to be a nail-biter! Excited?
HBO has found something to keep them afloat after ‘Game of Thrones’ finished off with Philip Pullman’s novel His Dark Materials. A follow on from the movie The Golden Compass, this will be produced as a TV show. Could be good as there’s more episodes, but are you a fan of book to TV show?
A movie-adaptation of the book Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats by T.S. Eliot. The reviews of the trailer are pretty damning (which you can decide for yourself what opinion you have) but I have to agree with them. I loved the book and the Broadway musical but this? They did this without asking if they should. I’ll be keeping on top of the news regarding this one and haven’t decided if I want to see it. What do you think?
