camp nanowrimo
- May 06th, 2012
- Life, nanowrimo
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- Nicole
so there is camp nanowrimo in june and august. i’m definetly planning on joining june, since my nanowrimo novel needs some rewriting and such, and this time i’m better prepared than in november. my story for june will be a fantasy story. i’ve mapped out the continent, i’ve named (only a couple) places and i know where my characters are gonna start and where they will finish. its more then i knew last november where i ended up rambling to all ends but the one i thought was right.
Camp NaNoWriMo has the same recipe als NaNoWriMo in november, you write a story of 50.000 words in one month. the difference between the two events is that well, one is a camp version. at camp you’ll get a cabin assigned (optional) where you will get 4-6 cabin mates to write together with. while during november you’ll sign yourself to a region and the ML organizes events for the region.
for both events the forums on NaNoWriMo.org are being used, they’ve even made a special Camp NaNoWriMo section there for the campers. but for camp, I won’t be MLing but just be another camper =3
Off to another topic, may is a terrible month for me. I’ve got four exams (luckily spread over three weeks) and the most terrible one is German. I know a lot of people say german looks like dutch, but seriously it doesn’t. true some words are alike and it may have looked like each other a few hundred years back, but really now a day it isn’t that much a like. German has an annoying grammar with the male and female for almost every word (can’t be ver specific here since my english vocabulary is failing here). you would think they could take dutch example and keep it to one word for the (translated in dutch: de).
the toher topics I have on my exams are: Art history (wich is interesting), Geography (kinda boring but still some interesting subjects) and History (wich does interest me). so German really is the toughest one for me.