NaNoWriMo

It is Halloween  and I guess everyone ought to know what that means... It is the eve of NaNoWriMo. *dun dun dun dun dun*

I am very excited for NaNo this year. I feel that my story is pretty well developed (the first quarter of it?) and that my characters will behave. This is pretty important to me because it has been a goal for about a year... Here. We. Go.

November as I know it will not be the same. I am fully prepared for rebellious characters, writer's block and setbacks because of school. I will conquer this and I will be successful.

Less than two hours.

Signing off.

Write coherent words, word war often and make dreadful promises come true.

P'jeo a'd c'i!

October and November

100for100 is going great. Absolutely great. I'm using Acara and Ilian. Ilian BEGGED me to be a prince, but I refused to let him be a prince, so he might be some other higher class ... person. Dunno yet. I really like the story and everything.

OYAN #2 is going awesome. Sorta. I think. I'm still outlining, but I can't wait to start writing!

Another update:

Amazing Miss Sarah was looking for a look-alike character and I stepped up to try to be her. Apparently how I dressed up and stuff looked like her... I guess. She wants me to be her character, Arabella, for the movie she's making at the 2013 Summer Workshop.

Anyways... Better go.

Keep pencils and pen on hand, you can never have too many notebooks and coffee.

P'jeo a'd c'i!

Princes, Peasants, Villains, OH MY.

Yes. One of my characters that I'm using for 100for100 wanted to be a prince. My reaction..? NO. NO. NO. NEVER. . . I do not like characters that are princes. . . Hard to write with, to be honest. Peasants have got to be my favorite. Heck, Iliandra, Desini, Audray and Acara are all peasants. Vivian is higher than them, but not a royal.

The villain part of the title... Is'en is driving me insane. He is antagonizing the hero and is getting on my nerves. Plus, he is not developed at all. I need to develop him desperately. >.<

Yeah. Rant-ish post. HEY. I blogged, so no yelling at me.

P'jeo a'd c'i!