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Does writing a novel of that length take every waking moment of the month? Or is it fairly easy to reach 50,000 words? If you only finished two out of five, is that because it was too short a timeframe or because you ran out of ideas for the novel?
Thanks to Barb (not Bob--oops!) for posting the link. I might give it a try. I've had a few characters in mind for years who are just waiting to have a story written about them. :-)
Donna
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> two. It's been an incredible experience for me and my writing.
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