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In her continuing series, Renee offers more NaNoWriMo tips that will help you complete your writing project and hit your NaNoWriMo word count.

Renee shares more tips on surviving the crazy month of November and NaNoWriMo.

Renee offers some tips for getting to your NaNoWriMo goal of 50,000 words.

Every person that’s about to go through an extensive and gruelling excercise or program needs a care package. I have just the ticket for you to help you through the next month of NaNoWriMo carnage. Enjoy!

If you’re a librarian or facilities manager and are at wits end on exactly what to do while hosting a write-in, I provide a simple lists here of how exactly you can host an event that participants can get maximum output out of.

If I was a facilities manager or the head of a library I would ask myself (when approached about hosting a write-in), WIII4M (What is in it for me? I try to answer these questions.

Did you ever wonder what in heavens name a NaNoWriMo is? Well, it’s the event of all events for authors young and old all over the world. Here is a breakdown and a 411 of the event and what to expect from it.

NaNoWriMo is around the (month) corner and we best be getting our ducks in a row for it. Thanks to the peeps at NaNoWriMo we have ten steps as a fail safe to make sure we check every avenue and ensure our badges.

With NaNoWriMo rapidly approaching, it would be good for you to have an indicator of just how far you have come, and of course, how far you still have to go. Here is a meter you can place on your website,/blog/forum to more that.

We announce our new NaNoWriMo support group email list. For every author writing his/her novel for the first or the hundredth time, an entire month of NaNoWriMo is grueling and nobody should go through that alone! We will build up in October and give support right through November. Sign up now!