Date: 2011-12-31 03:37 pm (UTC)
amazon_of_exeter: Dragonfire by John Howells (Default)
From: [personal profile] amazon_of_exeter
That does sound a similar process to the one I have, although I don't currently make notes on what leaps to mind...just develop the story a bit, see where it's going and then forget about it the next day...probably for the best at the moment to stop me being grasshopper like and leaping between stories - the concepts of each story seem to differ too muc to be able to combine them together!!

How do you find NaNo - it seems that it would be a very intense experience? Does it actually encourage you to write more than you would normally or just an excuse to sit down and concentrate on writing?
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