November is National Novel Writing Month, and it isn't too late to sign up.

Are you a WriMo? Would you like to be or do you know anyone who is a WriMo?

November is National Novel Writing Month, and it isn't too late to sign up.

• Have you ever wanted to write a book?
• Have you written a novel?
• Would you like to know more about NaNoWriMo?
• Are you ready to write that novel you've had in your head all our life?

Quick, find out more and come be included in the fun!

• Search National Novel Writing Month.
• Go to Wikipedia and find the article, "National Novel Writing Month"

This annual writing project on the Internet contains helpful articles from well-known authors and an online support community. It's about getting the number of words on the page. Later you can go back and polish your manuscript.

Writing in the November 2017 program started at midnight on November 1. It ends one minute before midnight on November 30. This time is counted according to your local time zone.  The program requires each participant to write 50,000 words, which can be a complete novel or the first 50,000 words of a longer novel. It's permissible to plan or take notes ahead of time, but the actual novel must be written during that time period.

The project began in 1989 with only a few people, and it has grown into a massive international program, encouraging people to write. It costs nothing to participate, but donations are encouraged. Also the site has a page of promotional clothing items.

To read about my personal experience with NaNoWriMo, visit the  Collard Patch.