Just an update: I've hit the 7,000 word mark in the OtherSpace novel at NaNoWriMo - so, I'm on track to finish the novel within 10 days.

I think I've got an idea to write about. Only problem is, I'm not sure if I could write about one of my characters.

My link's over

20,000 words and climbing. I'm hoping to hit the 25,000 mark - halfway to the goal - tonight!

Brody wrote:
...how the heck are you finding time to write all that, between the stuff you normally do?

I've only got slightly over 3,000 words so far - although I'm mostly attributing that to the fact that my teachers get ticked when I try and write throughout the whole class instead of just when I'm done my work.

25,000 words and climbing. Mostly, I'm not doing much else but the novel. I'm giving rather cursory attention to the games until this is finished.

Also, I'm fighting a cold - so, drinking lots of fluids, chicken soup and Comtrex.

Yum!

I have just under 79,000 words, however it is not a novel, it is a compilation of all my works since high school. It has 202 pages of fun.

35,126 words. Remaining on target to finish the novel well ahead of Nov. 30.

Well I got several pages done so far...

Here's a sample:
All work and no play makes Tyche a dull boy. All work and no play makes Tyche a dull boy.All work and no play makes Tyche a dull boy.All work and no play makes Tyche a dull boy.All work and no play makes Tyche a dull boy.All work and no play makes Tyche a dull boy.All work and no play makes Tyche a dull boy.

It's a pretty good start.

Just passed the 45,000-word mark in the National Novel Writing Month contest. I should easily hit 50,000 - the minimum to succeed in the contest - tomorrow!

I am thrilled - and exhausted!!! - to report that I've finished the OtherSpace novel, titled Red-Eye Flight, for National Novel Writing Month. Final word count: 56,763.