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Tomorrow marks day one of National Novel Writing Month , a 30-day, Web-enhanced festival of writing in which thousands of people force themselves (and encourage each other) to finally write that novel they've always had in the back of their brain. The NaNoWriMo website gives participants analytics to track the goal of writing 50,000 words in 30 days, and anyone who finishes is a winner. We're longtime fans of NaNoWriMo here at RWW. Editor-in-Chief Richard MacManus documented his NaNoWriMo experience back in 2003, at the dawn of our site, and we checked back in after NaNoWriMo 2008 for its 10th anniversary. With the fun starting tomorrow (surprise!), Google Docs has of fered some tips about how its free, cloud-based document suite can help us all win at NaNoWriMo. Sponsor Google Docs is just one of many tools we can use to crank out our 50,000. I also highly recommend Scrivener , a desktop application from Literature & Latte that gives writers everything they need to work without distractions and stay organized. Scrivener is also a steadfast supporter of NaNoWriMo . But the ability to work from anywhere without worry is a huge bonus for Google Docs. Any effort to use the Web to encourage more creative writing is all right by us, so we're glad to pass along our take on how Google Docs can help us all write a novel this month. Write While You're On The Go If you have a smartphone or tablet, you can write your novel from anywhere by v ...
Monday, October 31, 2011
How To Win National Novel Writing Month Using Google Docs #NaNoWriMo
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