Help?

[elisi]

I remember people doing a writing thing that was similar, but not quite as official, as NaNoWriMo - a sort of 'write what you can', but you still got a progress bar and stuff. Does anyone have info on this?

(I was thinking that writing the sequel to My Immortal would be a good project, you see. It HANGS OVER ME, and the thought of getting it *done* greatly appeals, esp since I know exactly what happens. But I'm not sure I'll be able to focus enough for NaNoWriMo - RL is kinda unpredictable at the moment, and I'd hate to sign up for something just to have to abandon it halfway through.)

Comments

[azdak.livejournal.com]

Could it have been picowrimo? That's very small and friendly, and you set your own limits. But perhaps it's smaller than what you were looking for?

[elisi]

I don't think that was it, but it looks a nice place. Thank you! :)

[psubrat.livejournal.com]

Hi, I was doing the who_daily newsletter and saw your question. Is it possibly wrisomifu?

[elisi]

Oooh, that could be it! I certainly remember the name - thank you so much. :)

And since you're 'here' so to speak, could I ask a favour? I posted a fic my (11 y.o.) daughter wrote the other day, and would be very grateful if you could include it in the news letter:

An Ordinary Day (http://elisi.livejournal.com/536157.html) by Miss M [Donna/Shaun | PG]

(I can put my request in comment to a newsletter if you'd rather. Sorry to bother you, and thank you again!)

[psubrat.livejournal.com]

Linking. :)

[elisi]

Aw thank you! :)