Comments on: It’s November 1. And you know what that means. http://www.artoftheodd.com/its-november-1-and-you-know-what-that-means/724 "This is my blog, and it is dangerous!" Mon, 26 Dec 2011 02:50:29 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Art of the Odd » Blog Archive » Something wicked woke me up http://www.artoftheodd.com/its-november-1-and-you-know-what-that-means/724#comment-4679 Art of the Odd » Blog Archive » Something wicked woke me up Fri, 23 Apr 2010 20:52:01 +0000 http://www.artoftheodd.com/?p=724#comment-4679 [...] and ain’t I a woman? And then I pondered whether I could use his POV tricks in the novel I started (and no, didn’t finish) during NaNoWriMo, which has three POV characters and tripped me up [...] [...] and ain’t I a woman? And then I pondered whether I could use his POV tricks in the novel I started (and no, didn’t finish) during NaNoWriMo, which has three POV characters and tripped me up [...]

]]> By: Steve Buchheit http://www.artoftheodd.com/its-november-1-and-you-know-what-that-means/724#comment-2761 Steve Buchheit Mon, 02 Nov 2009 16:35:47 +0000 http://www.artoftheodd.com/?p=724#comment-2761 That's why I went with the novel I'm writing now. I knew most of the material and could fake a lot of the rest (through the premise). It's turning out I'm doing more research than I originally thought, but less than for my other novel ideas. It certainly has helped move things along. Of course, if the event or historical fact is background to the action in the story, you could insert placeholders (like, something involving this happens around now, do more research) and continue with the writing. Research it when your rewrite. .-= Steve Buchheit´s last blog ..<a href="http://storybones.blogspot.com/2009/11/gales-of-november-coming-early.html" rel="nofollow">The gales of November coming early</a> =-. That’s why I went with the novel I’m writing now. I knew most of the material and could fake a lot of the rest (through the premise). It’s turning out I’m doing more research than I originally thought, but less than for my other novel ideas. It certainly has helped move things along.

Of course, if the event or historical fact is background to the action in the story, you could insert placeholders (like, something involving this happens around now, do more research) and continue with the writing. Research it when your rewrite.
.-= Steve Buchheit´s last blog ..The gales of November coming early =-.

]]> By: CoreKnell http://www.artoftheodd.com/its-november-1-and-you-know-what-that-means/724#comment-2759 CoreKnell Mon, 02 Nov 2009 01:38:06 +0000 http://www.artoftheodd.com/?p=724#comment-2759 Cool premise. I definitely learned my lesson last year: best to pick an open-ended idea that encourages brainstorming rather than bogging down in technical or historical details. Can't wait to see what you come up with. .-= CoreKnell´s last blog ..<a href="http://chris.coreknell.com/2009/10/31/fyi-vp-at-the-wfc-fwiw/" rel="nofollow">FYI: VP at the WFC, FWIW</a> =-. Cool premise. I definitely learned my lesson last year: best to pick an open-ended idea that encourages brainstorming rather than bogging down in technical or historical details. Can’t wait to see what you come up with.
.-= CoreKnell´s last blog ..FYI: VP at the WFC, FWIW =-.

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