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3 Reasons You Should Try NaNoWriMo


Perhaps for the longest time you've been itching to compose a novel, yet could never discover the time. Or on the other hand, you've had a go at composing books but can't figure out how to complete them. Maybe you've even finished one preceding, however was disappointed by how long it required for you. Well, November is almost upon us and this is a great time to put those ideas on paper or to hit that keyboard and get those ideas that book out on paper. Enter NaNoWriMo

I was first introduced to NaNoWriMo while I was in college in my writing class. Happy because of this awesome event I finished a whole story and continued to write more after it. But whatever your reason for writing with NaNoWriMo you are in good company.

National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) is an annual event in which participants commit to writing a 50,000-word novel between November 1st and 30th. 

 Individuals come to NaNoWriMo from a wide range of composing foundations. Be that as it may, maybe the three greatest driving elements are:

  1. It inspires you to sit down and turn on that imagination of yours and start writing. You placed your words on the computer and you are already started.
  2. It forces you to become your own editor. Sitting down totally focused on what you are doing and editing as you go along. A great wait to lessen mistakes in spelling and grammar as you go along is paying attention and when that doesn't work there is always Grammarly.com, which I used a lot in my writing.
  3. NaNoWriMo turns a silent struggle into a collective event. You along with many other writers will be participating in the month-long journey to get started and finish your novel within November.
NationSo whatever your inspiration make sure you start writing to keep going and maybe at the end of it you will have a complete novel.

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