NaNoWriMo 101: A Quick Guide on How to Write a Novel in 30 Days During National Novel Writing Month

De: Nicole Thomas, HowExpert Press

Narrado por: Rebecca Futty

Have you always dreamed of writing a novel? NaNoWriMo offers your chance. It is a 30-day challenge in which you write a complete novel during National Novel Writing Month.

This book will help you learn what NaNoWriMo has to offer, and how to make the most of the challenge. You will learn about required preparation, strategies, resources, and more. Learn how to overcome the most common obstacles to writing a book, and learn what to do to make sure you are successful in NaNoWriMo.

This book goes into great detail about everything you need to know to be successful during NaNoWriMo. It also covers things you may not have thought of, such as what to do when the novel is finished. It covers the basics of what to do with your work when the writing and editing is completed, and where to find resources for getting your work to the masses.

The tips and tools you will find within are helpful for all writers, not just those participating in NaNoWriMo. With this information you can develop daily writing habits, write your first novel, and start getting your work seen by the world. If you're an established writer, NaNoWriMo can help you get back on the bandwagon with your next hit.

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An okay place to start but...

One of the first things she tells you not to do is make an outline, even a loose outline. I completed my first draft last year and used an outline to do so. Many successful writers use outlines! Whether or not an outline is a good idea depends on the writer. Some of us will wander around in our stories forever without one. Also, writing scene by scene did work for me because I had a list of scenes I knew I wanted to write. That was my outline!

decent bit of info

This book is a solid, basic, explanation of Nanowrimo.
There is nothing new here if you've tried to do nanowrimo, but it is also very important to be reminded.
The narration was good and straightforward as was the writing.
I recommend this book if you need a reminder, or a bit of encouragement.

Just Enough Good Advice

I’m going to participate in National Novel Writing Month and am getting prepared. This is a great primer and gave me some forewarning about things I didn’t realize would likely happen during the month and how to deal with them. Much of it I was planning to do already, but it was good to know I am on the “write” track. 😉😎. Also some good practical tips about writing software, etc.

very quick and easy tips

I loved the very quick and easy tips about the book..only I still want to learn more..thank you very much for the valuable tips

did not really appreciate this book

this book was rip off I want to sell it back about an hour ago and just listen to the first chapter I'm not impressed at all it cost me a credit it's not worth it

Very fast narration

Tips were great but the narrator was a very fast speaker. I usually listen at 1.25 speed but for this I slowed it down to 0.85.

this is more an advertising work

Don't waste the credit. most of this content can be gotten for free on any writing message board. This is an advertisement for the non-profit and their contest.

Waste of money and time

Don’t waste your money or time. Useless “information” and the narrater must agree since she read like she was in a race… had to turn down the speed to .8 or .9 just to tolerate listening.