It's been a busy, busy month!
Now, since NaNoWriMo ended, I haven't written more of the novel. I have done some more plotting and time line work. I've been busy with the holidays and spending time with my son during his holiday break, among other things. Rest assured, I will be diving into the book again soon! I'm very eager to get back to it. I've got what you might call a writer's itch, or a hankering to continue the story.
Today, I put up a word counter here on the blog, on its blogspot page, over on the right. Please check that now and then to see my word count.
As "Bodacious Creed: The Thesis," this blog followed the progress of my master's thesis at Academy of Art University, from initial concept to 3D modeling and texturing demo reel. It now follows the concept to completed novel.
Friday, December 20, 2013
Wednesday, December 4, 2013
NaNoWriMo Has Concluded
Howdy, Friends!
This entry is going to serve triple duty. It is an update to the Bodacious Creed Kickstarter page, and a new post to both my Bodacious Creed and From Idea to Art blogs.
NaNoWriMo has concluded! Alas, I did not technically "win" this year. The goal is to write 50,000 words of a novel over the course of November. My word count came to 31,400. Still, that's 31,400 words of Bodacious Creed written!
Why not the 50,000? Well, November was an especially busy month for me. I've been working to get my son into an after school day care, so that I can get a day job. This will mean significantly more income, less having to seek out jobs, and more focused creative time. I'm a single father, and son had the week of Thanksgiving off, from November 21 to 28. We had a great week, but that also meant less time to write.
Now that he's back in school, I'll have more time to continue with the novel! I will, of course, continue to keep everyone updated.
I guess the point here is that of the old adage that if you shoot for the starts, you may not reach them, but you may at least reach the moon. I didn't hit the 50,000 word goal, but 31,400 in a month is something to be proud of.
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