NaNoWriMo 2009?

[Suu]

I think I'm going for it again. Anyone else this year?

Woo Team PD!

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

Fuck if I have time for it, but maybe I'll give it a shot.

[Rococo Modem Basilisk]

For the last two years, I've planned months ahead and ended up with less than a page by December (a month less productive than my average friday night on IRC), but I suppose at worst I'll just end up equalling last year's entry of a title and no document at all. I guess I'm in.

[Herbertina Merrique V]

I'm in!

Finished a novel last year and now I'll probably make a sequel, just because that'll piss the main character off. Or then I'll just start a new story with no planning at all.
I'm really not supposed to have time for this, but I think I cheated too much last year, so I want to do it again. (The Author was an actual character in the novel, so I kept smashing the fourth wall into pieces all the time and had a good excuse for  w r i t i n g  l i k e  t h i s, for example.)

[Cain]

Probably give it a go, despite my terrible, disasterous attempt last year.  Surprisingly I have more free time now then when I did when I was on the dole (go to this interview, show up to sign on, lets talk about how you are finding jobs etc etc) and I think if I confine myself to writing it and occasionally blogging, I should be OK.

I'm totally going to abuse TV Tropes and this thread in writing it, though.

[LMNO]

I'm pretty sure I don't have the time.

I may give it a go, however.  Maybe.

[Richter]

I may start, but any sentiment that I should be adding another monthly deliverable right now is getting a compulsive "FUCKYOU!" from my brain ATM.

[LMNO]

The feeling I got last year after it was over (and me ten or twenty thousand words behind) was actually pretty miserable, because it was a crap story, and I wasn't even able to finish. 

I got two halfway decent essays out of it, but the pressure, guilt, and lack of inner creativity really drained me.

[AFK]

I will once again be a cheerleader from the sidelines.  I know damn well I don't have the motivation, nor the discipline, to undertake such a thing. 

[Suu]

Mine is going to be exceptionally easy this year, and maybe publishable:

"Tales from a Recession-Battered Bistro"

[Eater of Clowns]

I intend to give it a shot this year.  I have no ideas, but I'll attack it.

[Mangrove]

tl;dw*











* too long; didn't write

[Suu]

Last year I had no idea either, it turned into an absolute mess (and the most words, if you can call them that, were typed when I was drunk) but I still managed to do over 50,000 before the end of November.

[Kai]

I'd love to do NaNoWriMo, but I just don't have time.

Might be better to start a REAL novel. You know, the sort that's pre planned and takes longer than a month to write.

[Cain]

I'm still researching and planning for a real novel.

I came up with the basic idea in March or so.