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The Roster for NPI December ‘09

Posted: November 28th, 2009 under writing.
Tags: 5-Rings, Nick Enlowe, novel, NPI, poetry, write, writer, writing

I just got over the H1N1 flu, no joke. So imagine my surprise when I log back in to find lots more participants joined-up for the novel-push!…

This is going to be fun….

And possibly fierce, isn’t it?

Well! I admit I was resting on laurels. Now you’ve forced my hand. I’m going to have to work hard to stay on top of the proverbial heap.

Nah, kidding, kidding! This is a friendly competition, right? It’s going to be a relaxing (yet productive) snowy December; a mere gentle push. And nothing more. Right?

 

The Roster for the Novel-Push Initiative: December 2009: Laid-back Edition

 

1. Janette Dalgliesh
2. Julie K (Selestial)
3. Kait Nolan
4. Merrilee Faber 
5. Nick Enlowe
6. Ryan G. Sanders

 

@Janette:

Wow, a NaNo-er hungry for more? Err. You’re going to be tough competition, aren’t you? Your passion for writing is loud and clear through in your blog entries.
Thanks to this NPI being Laid-back™, you are absolutely welcome to miss updating during those four days you mentioned.

@Julie:

The project-jumping sold it for you? I’m thinking being able to project-jump and do short-stories/poetry/etc could yield interesting results. I know some people are more productive when they work on two projects instead of just one. Theoretically,  a participant could end up with several THE ENDs by the end of this month, possibly undercutting the 7,000 words and still passing through a loophole. So like I said, this NPI should be interesting. Welcome aboard!

@Kait:

Thanks for the great post on your site for NPI :) You were thinking about doing one for January? I hope this event helps you write your way through the tougher parts of your novelette.

@Merrilee:

You’ve got to be one of the most inspiring writers I know. Thanks for everything, and so glad to have you aboard again.

@Ryan:

I hope this event serves as a good way for you to once again get some ‘me-time’ to write.
We all struggle with this, and every time you mention it on your blog, I always think “I couldn’t have said it better myself”. Because really, I couldn’t have; you are a great writer.
As always, it’s great to have you along for another NPI.

@Everyone:

Thanks so much for showing support for our child and the recent struggles my family has gone through. I hope someday I can show Max things like this so he can know how much beautiful difference a single life can make in this world.

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(((Remeber if you haven’t yet, you can still join– Or even hop in at any time during the month of December. And remember the hashtag for NPI is #novelpi, if you’re going to be using Twitter for your wordcount updates.)))

THREE DAYS. Good luck everyone, I’ll see you on the first.

« « Experiencing a return to form | Another NPI! » »


6 Comments »

  1. Thanks Nick, that’s a very kind thing to say :)

    Comment by Merrilee Faber — November 29, 2009 @ 8:40 pm


  2. [...] December is my time.  I’ve joined the next Novel Push Initiative, and my fellow pushers are all wonderful, focussed writers who I love to interact with.  So [...]

    Pingback by December looms « Not Enough Words — November 29, 2009 @ 8:50 pm


  3. LOL, thanks!! Actually still supporting my jaw which hit the ground a few hours ago when I made the 50K mark for NaNo…

    I left my poor main characters in the midst of an action scene… so tomorrow’s 250 will at least be fun to write!! Poor things.. at the moment they are covered in chocolate sauce and whipped cream.

    From a FOOD FIGHT, you bad people… ;-)

    BTW Nick, your blog site is hard to read on a Mac – dark text on black background. Did you know?

    Comment by Janette Dalgliesh — November 30, 2009 @ 3:35 am


  4. “Thanks so much for showing support for our child and the recent struggles my family has gone through. I hope someday I can show Max things like this so he can know how much beautiful difference a single life can make in this world.” That totally made my eyes water.. Experiences like this really creates compassion. I hope you can someday teach the same compassion to Max. :)

    Comment by Latrina — November 30, 2009 @ 6:20 pm


  5. Is it too late to join? :) I actually have time enough to attempt more than being a sideline cheerleader for once!

    Comment by L. — December 1, 2009 @ 12:17 pm


  6. @Janette: Hard to read on a Mac, eh? ? I bet changing the textcolor to White would go a long way in making this site more readable on darker and faded computer monitors, too. … Let me know if it helps.

    @L: Yeah, join up! You can even join in later if you prefer, but I’ll watch for updates from you, too :)

    Comment by Nick Enlowe — December 1, 2009 @ 5:01 pm



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