NaNoWriMo '10, Day Seven: 14021

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NaNoWriMo '10, Day Six: 12262

I think what's really strange is, I still haven't revealed some of my planned information (like Agent Z's middle name), yet I keep on making things up that happen to tie into the established plot and give me motivation to fill in scenes that always had to be there.

My fight scenes still utterly suck, though.  I blame the fact that I keep on sticking Utahraptors everywhere.

Latest draft.

NaNoWriMo '10, Day Five: 10176

I am a day ahead.  Woot woot.  Maybe I can use that extra time to figure out what the hell is supposed to be going on, because I am way in the dark.  Get confused, right here.

NaNoWriMo '10, Day Four: 8123

Those who do random arithmetic to numbers they find online will notice that I'm increasing my wordcount each day.  Anyway, here is draft.

Looking at that, I just realized that I'm probably going to end up with a really low pagecount.  I guess that's what happens when a bunch of the words are in really tiny font?

NaNoWriMo '10, Day Three: 6075

I like how I just started using random concepts by this point.  And I introduced six characters that I hadn't planned on as of three days ago.  Or, indeed, yesterday.

Have a look at... THE INSANITY.

NaNoWriMo '10, Day Two

Amazingly, I still haven't shoved in all the scenes I want to have.  It's nice that I'm getting a consistent 2000+ words a day thus far.  Anyway, feel free to goggle at this train wreck in progress, even if you can't see all the scene boundaries because they, um... don't show up.  4035 words thus far.

NaNoWriMo '10, Day One

I'm off to a good start.  Couple things to note: it probably takes extreme masochism to enjoy this if you're not me; there are spaces I can see that you can't, because TeX renders them out; and this is only going to get more pretentiously ridiculous, as I wallow in my own self-absorption.  Hyar is link.  It turns out Google Sites will overwrite attachments with the same name, and not use a confirmation dialog or anything.  UI principles, woohoo!  (For the record, I was expecting a "do you really want to do this?" prompt, ideally with an option to change the name.)

For the record: 2014 words.