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It's that time of year again; NaNoWriMo preperation is underway and Conner has declared his novel for the year. He seems to have deleted Alphaboy from his Novels page. What do you think Kiwis, can he do it?
http://nanowrimo.org/participants/carolina-boy
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I'd say that fanfic could be some good practice material for Connor since there's no need for him to establish his own universe and her can get right to the plot bits, but even that would be too much for him.
That's implying Connor has read or watched enough of something to write a competent fanfic.
Unless he's writing one about Molly Ringwald's bellybutton and even then I doubt his ability to get past a few hundred words.
It's that time of year again; NaNoWriMo preperation is underway and Conner has declared his novel for the year. He seems to have deleted Alphaboy from his Novels page. What do you think Kiwis, can he do it?
http://nanowrimo.org/participants/carolina-boy
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Connor never reads, except for message boards and the occasional Wikipedia article. He's much like Chris in that sense. The difference is Chris used to read low-level children's books and I have no idea if Connor has ever finished a book that wasn't a picture book. I won't go as far to say that Connor never even finished one of those, but I'm sure his evil bitch mother and son of a bitch father forced him to sit through something.read
The difference is Chris used to read low-level children's books and I have no idea if Connor has ever finished a book that wasn't a picture book.
That's implying Connor has read or watched enough of something to write a competent fanfic.
Unless he's writing one about Molly Ringwald's bellybutton and even then I doubt his ability to get past a few hundred words.
Any particularly interesting stories about that?a month long super spy obsession
He read All Quiet on the Western Front for class, remember? He even wrote a book report about it!!!
He read All Quiet on the Western Front for class, remember? He even wrote a book report about it!!!
assuming he's actually capable of reading an entire book?
Sounds like you're doing really well, I'm glad to hear it. How long have you been reading Brokenclaw for? And what do you think of Gardner's writing?Yes, I'm going to be writing a James Bond fanfic. I think a measly 180-200 pages would be a lark. I'm actually reading a James Bond book right now, Brokenclaw by John Gardner. I'm 116-ish pages in. Also, I've got a new therapist, and he's fucking awesome. He's of the CBT school, and already it's doing wonders. I'm also going to be regularly writing in my thought journal. It'll help me track, analyze, and stop maladaptive behavioral patterns dead in their tracks.
Yes, I'm going to be writing a James Bond fanfic. I think a measly 180-200 pages would be a lark. I'm actually reading a James Bond book right now, Brokenclaw by John Gardner. I'm 116-ish pages in. Also, I've got a new therapist, and he's fucking awesome. He's of the CBT school, and already it's doing wonders. I'm also going to be regularly writing in my thought journal. It'll help me track, analyze, and stop maladaptive behavioral patterns dead in their tracks.
Yes, I'm going to be writing a James Bond fanfic. I think a measly 180-200 pages would be a lark. I'm actually reading a James Bond book right now, Brokenclaw by John Gardner. I'm 116-ish pages in. Also, I've got a new therapist, and he's fucking awesome. He's of the CBT school, and already it's doing wonders. I'm also going to be regularly writing in my thought journal. It'll help me track, analyze, and stop maladaptive behavioral patterns dead in their tracks.