Southern Cross Novel Challenge

I will be and I know others will to. You can link to your website in your profile and if you'll be blogging your SoCNoC journey post the link to your site here.

This is me: No Excuses. Just Write.

No Excuses. Just Write.
SoCNoC - Untitled Chick Lit
Freeing the Flame - 30,065/40,000 words rewritten for May

I will be attempting to keep up with it better than I have in the past lol, normally I set out with the best of intentions and then get slack. Link is in my sig :-)

http://vyanae.blogspot.com/

I think I am. Well as soon as I come up with a witty title for my blog. Am gonna make a new one for SoCNoc maybe. Or then use my regular lj, but as I made my friends suffer through a months worth of daily angsting I might do a new one all together.

I think it keeps me in check, you know? Makes me jot down my progress and spurs me on if I'm behind when it's all blogged out.^^

Got my pen, now where's my plot?

I find publishing my progress is a great motivator. Sometimes I even prepare the blog post saying that I've reached a certain word count goal but will only post it once it's true. :)

No Excuses. Just Write.
SoCNoC - Untitled Chick Lit
Freeing the Flame - 30,065/40,000 words rewritten for May

I have set up blogs here and there and forget about them. Used Live Journal for Nano, as a daily journal, and others on have here sent comments.

Got a plot and Title for Socnoc 2008.
"To Be Or Not To Be: That Is The Question."

Books are Humanity in Print!

I'll probably blog my progress as I usually do. I'm still undecided whether to publish it as I go along again. It was certainly good for me doing that during NaNo because it kept me going. (Note: I won't have any intention of trying to get it published for real - which is why I can do it as I go.)

Andrew Chilton - http://kapiti.geek.nz/
SoCNoC 2008 - Unknown and Untitled