Ever feel like your mind can't take anymore information? Between the internet, junk mail and advertising our lowly sponge brains don't stand much of a chance. And what's more, most of it is free. |
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By now, we're all well versed with the freebie papers (dirty fingers and bulging landfill anyone?), but for those who prefer their dirt on screen, Monkey, the new mucky menzine from Dennis Publishing will arrive in your inbox - if it makes it through spam first, which, let's admit it, is unlikely - every Wednesday for the princely sum of zero pence. Ahem. So where to turn in this info-overload, where to hunt
out quality prose among the heaps of mass market drivel? Well, you could
start with a little project all of your own. November is National Novel
Writing Month. The challenge? Churn out 50,000 words of original copy
- god knows it's in there somewhere - and join other DIY wordsmiths
across the globe in committing your thoughts to paper. |
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It's not about accuracy, grammar or becoming the next James Frey. It's not even about money, though 'royalties' does have a nice ring to it. So dump the free paper, minimize your Monkey and take up your pad and pen. Fellow novel novices await meaningful exchanges and tips to combat writers block. National
Novel Writing Month |
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