I just finished this afternoon with the shortest NaNo novel I’ve ever written, and unlike its predecessors in the 50K range, it has a complete story arc.
And it’s been the slowest of all.
No other words left, unless a sigh of relief counts.
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yeah I know the feeling. sitting here twidling thumbs 😀
And what a wonderful feeling it is! I went and fixed typos in the last 2000 words, and however many solecisms there are in the 50,070 words I wrote, I am in love with my epilogue.
Yay you!
Thanks! I’m assuming you’re to be congratulated as well. Now that NaNo’s over for another year, I can get caught up on Life, not to mention the big pile of (paper and electronic) books, including yours!