Tag Archives: NaNoWriMo
NaNoWriMo – excerpt 2
Getting close to the finish line here. Three days to go and I need 2100 more words to hit the magic number of 50,000. One problem – impossible to wrap it up that fast! More furious typing ahead. Have switched back to the ultimate typing speed machine, Hermes 3000 in order to up the production rate to the max.
Filed under Books and Short Stories, Typewriters
Novel in Progress
NANOWRIMO = November novel writing. I’ve had no time to think about blogging since November 1st, as I have been busy every evening writing a novel. Of course I am typing it, and using lots of different machines. I have discovered that the larger typefaces scan to OCR with better results than 12 characters per inch. Sadly this means I had to stop typing in bed on my Hermes Rocket, since it has small type and the OCR results are rather poor. This novel is a continuation of last year’s, minus the deceased characters of course… This scene takes place in Delhi at a train station. Typed on a Smith Corona Classic 12 ($5 at church sale).
Filed under Books and Short Stories, Typewriters
a poem is not a novel
Written during a break from writing my November novel for NaNoWriMo.
typed on the Olivetti Lettera 22
Filed under Poetry, Typewriters
