I’ve been busy teaching students at my son’s elementary school about NaNoWriMo. Beginning in November, they’ll join me in attempting to write a novel. More about my experience in the classroom is here in a guest post I wrote for the Lisa Romeo Write’s blog.
Motherlogue- Write, Mama, Write. A little, a lot.
- November 30 Means: That’s A NaNoWriMo Wrap
- A New Perspective on NaNoWriMo
- It’s Nearly Time for NaNoWriMo
- Using what you’ve got
- The Great Eat At Home for a Month Experiment
- 25 Days and Not Really Counting
- Summer 2012 – A crash course in conflict 101
- Dump trucks and friendly faces
- Bruised bridges and deep breaths
2012 Wordcount Blogathon Finisher
2011 WordCount Blogathon Finisher
2010 NaNoWriMo Winner!
Great post! I sent my son the link to the kids’ NaNo page. Who know, maybe by the end of November he’ll be TWO novels ahead of me.
I think we get credit for raising a novelist, too, right?
My daughter is also planning on writing her first novel next month. She’s ten! Gads. She’s in a small group locally working out the how too’s, etc. She’s loving it! Glad you’re one of the guides in the endeavor where you are!
So glad she’s taking the challenge, AP! She’s lucky to have you in her corner. Wish her good luck from the PNW.