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I almost forgot it was November 5 - aka Guy Fawkes Night, Fireworks Night or Bonfire Night. I did stuff for Hallowe'en last week though.

And I am trying to do National Novel Writing Month (NanoWriMo) again this year - in my Wonder Woman top.

Sorry about the stary, scary eyes - I had just got up and my contact lenses still have not been delivered.

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[elvispelt]

Good luck on the I-NaNoWriMo. You can never have too much writing laying about!

[Eliseharris]

Thanks! And thanks for subscribing.

[itsallartdarlin]

Are you doing NaNoWriMo which begins on Sunday?

I have not done this before, but from looking into it, seems quite good.

Can other people read your novel? I'm thinking 'copyright', not just embarrassment!!!

I'm asking you as you seem quite an advanced NaNo!

[Eliseharris]

I am probably going to work on some of my old novels rather than doing a new one this year - I did it about five and a half times so there is a lot I should really sort out (Got to 50,000 five times and 18,000 another year but they all need rewrites.)

[Shyaporn]

Cool, I'm doing NaNoWriMo too!

And by "doing," I mean I'm failing miserably. 1,667 words a day... ARRGGGHGHHH!!

[Eliseharris]

Stick at it. Good luck.

[littlelogic92]

too lazy to watch the whole thing (American)

but I think Halloween actually comes from Ireland.

[kpratt360]

OMG.. you look like micheal jackson!

[repunzel4eva]

"he tried to blow up parliament. okay" haha. you are so funny today =]

[Urgelt]

I suppose fiction has been commoditized - sold by bulk. Ah, for the good old days when quality drove sales instead of marketing decisions and ads. Though I always wondered a bit at Dickens. Wordy bloke. Paid by the column inch. Ask for a ghost and you'd get three. Perhaps commoditization isn't such a new thing for fiction after all.

Frequent use of retracted declaratives ought to pad out a narrative nicely.

[whippedcreamshampoo]

As if there aren't enough frustrated unpublished scribblers with file cabinets full of manuscripts no one will ever read. Why don't you create a computer program that randomly spews out a million words a day, starting with "It was a darky and stormy Guy Fawkes night ..."

In America we could burn a big dummy, but then they just swear in the vice-president, so it's more of the same.

[selfreflectionII]

Peckham

lit. translation piss on someone's front doorstep

origin:

peck - 'to piss'

ham - 'the home of another'

FACT: Southwark was the first borough in London to be made illegal