: Re: Is trying to write an entire novel in one month possible? Lately I've been thinking about trying to participate in NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month), where the idea (at least I think

I once heard an entertaining lecture by the British pulp-SF author Lionel Fanthorpe about how he managed to produce at his peak an average of a 158 page book every 12 days. If Badger Books wanted a rush job, he could do a novel over a long weekend.

Taking time off to watch the cricket if there was a Test Match on, obviously.

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: This tag can be used for questions about fiction or nonfiction, as long as it is aimed for readers in their teens. The protagonist is usually also in that age range, and the content frequently

: Questions about the point of view of the narrator of a work. First person means the narrator is speaking about him-/herself (I made this, we ran away). Third person is speaking about other

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