Just a random observation

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Here's how I feel about my six NaNovels:

Year 1: Liked. Was being critiqued by a writers' group that I am no longer a part of.

Year 2: Hated. It will never see the light of day. I have not even opened the file since November 30, 2004.

Year 3: Liked. It was published on my fanfic website.

Year 4. Hated. I have not opened the file since November 29, 2006. I still like the story concept, and I am going to completely rewrite it. Some day.

Year 5: Liked. Published it on my fanfic site.

Year 6. I don't dislike it, but it will never see the light of day. It's not something I feel is worth working on to even try to get it publishable. It was a lot of fun to write, though!

So, in odd years, I come up with stuff I like. In even years, I write things that will never go anywhere. Hmmm...

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Interesting odd/even year analysis.

Hey, next year is an odd one! :)

Just keep on writing, because you are awesome! I'm so glad this year's novel was fun to write :-)

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Past NaNovels

2010 Winner
Untitled Supernatural Mystery
Final Word Count: 52,769

2009 Winner
Gethsemane Redux
Final Word Count: 52,256

2008 Winner
Circle of Six
Final Word Count: 63,211

2007 Winner
Basic Chemistry
Final Word Count: 56,093

2006 Winner
Trixie Belden and the Mystery at Turtle Cove
Final Word Count: 50,773

2005 Winner
Gethsemane
Final Word Count: 50,724

2004 Winner
Beneath the Surface
Final Word Count: 51,021

2003 Winner
House of Cards
Final Word Count: 63,789