Friday, November 7, 2014

22 Things Every NaNoWriMo Writer Will Understand

Only 23 days to go!


If you started NaNoWriMo thinking that every day would look like this, somebody lied to you.



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You're sticking to what you know so you can write 50,000 words of it.



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You struggle to not be a perfectionist because a first draft is about letting go.


You struggle to not be a perfectionist because a first draft is about letting go.


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You find a single spot to write in and stick to it.



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Expecto Patronum!


1. Tina Belcher from Bob's Burgers


1. Tina Belcher from Bob's Burgers


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2. Dancing Chandler Bing


2. Dancing Chandler Bing


Submitted by Anna Johanna Varadi (Facebook).


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33 Books You Should Read Now, Based On Your Favourite Films

From Pulp Fiction to pulp fiction.



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15 Slightly Awkward Voldemort Problems

When Nagini won’t stop talking.


When people only laugh at your jokes out of fear.


When people only laugh at your jokes out of fear.


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When your nemesis's wand is made of the same stuff as YOUR wand.


When your nemesis's wand is made of the same stuff as YOUR wand.


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People not knowing what to call you.


People not knowing what to call you.


Voldy? Voldo? Tom Riddle? He-who-must-not-be-named? The Dark Lord?


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Everyone being surprised every time you come back.


Everyone being surprised every time you come back.


"Yes yes it's me, remember I did a spell so I would never die."


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Being A Writer On Screen Vs. Being A Writer In Reality

Oh don’t mind me, I’m just sitting here, typing away in my one-bedroom Upper East Side apartment, smoking cigs and wearing Louboutins.


On deadline on TV:


On deadline on TV:


I am a word-producing machine. A higher power guides me to precisely my word count, with fifteen minutes to spare.


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On deadline in reality:



The more carbs you eat, the faster you write. It's just science.


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Late-night writing on TV:


Late-night writing on TV:


Ah, another night as a writer in the big city. Just sitting here in my haute couture shawl that matches the periwinkle walls of my rent-controlled apartment, typing truths upon this Macintosh computer.


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Late-night writing in reality:



Except, minus the fruit bowl. Dude, where'd you get that fruit bowl?


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Who Is Your Young Adult Literature Boyfriend?

Which lucky YA lit guy should you date?