More insight about CampNaNoWriMo!
BLOG SESSION
April 3rd, 2018
Welcome back Authors, Novelists, Journalists, Writers, Poets, emerging authors, Artists, Blog Readers, Followers, Friends & Visitors!
We are here this evening to get back to learning more about CampNaNoWriMo. Please click on the link if you have not yet visited the Spring Writer's Camp and/or signed up to get started with writing your book or working on your Writing Project during the month of April 2018.
If you were here for our last Blog Session, then you have plenty of notes in your Journal about getting started with writing your book online (for free) in a wonderful Writer's Spring Camp that many of us are familiar with. Camp NaNoWriMo is the off-spring of NaNoWriMo ~ which stands for "National Novel Writer's Month" -- which takes place every November.
Writers get together online to work on their Novels, Books, Short Stories, Poetry, and Writer's Projects during Camp in the Spring and Summer online. You're encouraged to check it out if you have always wanted to write a book but may not have quite known how to get inspired to do so. Just make a note in your Journal that there are plenty of other Writers and established Authors online working on their book projects during Camp NaNoWriMo in both the Spring (April) and Summer (July). While there are many sites that you can check out if you are a Writer looking for a place to work on your Novel or Writing Project, we're focusing on Camp NaNoWriMo at this time. We're particularly interested in focusing on Camp NaNoWriMo at this time because the month of April has just begun, and now we can all get started writing for the month of April together with other Writers.
You'll enjoy the Camp -- you can pick your Cabin once you have signed up to participate. Cabins are Camp NaNoWriMo's version of a writing group. Up to 20 writers can bunk together in a virtual cabin to create a personal writing community. Doesn't that sound like fun!?
You can also choose to be part of a Cabin by being sorted into a public cabin, or by creating or being invited into a private cabin.
Learn more about Camp NaNoWriMo Cabins by clicking here...
NOTE: To join a cabin, make sure you’ve:
1. Created a Writing Project for the current session of Camp, and
2. Filled out your Profile.
3. Then, be sure to set your preferences on the Cabin Settings page...
If you want to be sorted into a cabin randomly, select the “Surprise me with random cabin mates!” option and click “Submit.”
If you want to be sorted into a cabin with writers that share similar interests, select “I’m looking for campers that match specific criteria.”
Then, you’ll be able to request cabin mates within your age group, writing in your genre, and/or with similar word-count goals. Once you’ve selected all the preferences you’d like, click “Submit”.
Cabin assignments begin shortly before the start of the event, and will continue throughout the month of April on a rolling basis.
There is a lot more to go over in relation to Camp NaNo, so be sure to join us back here for our next Blog Session!
Start taking notes about your Novel
Be sure to leave your thoughts, insight, or any questions in our "Comments Section" at the end of any of our Blog posts. If you are NEW to working online with your book writing, you may have some questions that you'd like to share here or online in Camp. Once you sign up, remember you can . . .
- Complete your writing project in a month
- Track your progress
- Get online support
- The best thing is ~ It is Free to participants!
- Also, it is 100% fun ~ and worth checking out (smiles)
See you in our next Blog Session, and/or over in Camp NaNoWriMo!
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By René Allen
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