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My Dumbest Idea Ever
This is probably the dumbest idea I've ever had, and I'll probably remove this post tomorrow.
Several years ago, I tried NaNoWriMo--that's National Novel Writing Month--for the first time, where you try to write 50,000 words in a month (specifically, November). That first effort was terrible, and doesn't exist anymore, I'm rewriting it into my first attempt at getting a published novel, it doesn't matter. My second attempt, after successfully undergoing chemotherapy, I recently found hidden on my computer. I reread it, and . . . it's bad. It's got a few good bits here or there, but wow. It's . . . well, it's a first draft, and an incomplete one at that. Around 30% of the completed whole. I also found last year's attempt, and it's not so good, neither. Also, not completed, but closer to halfway done.
So . . . none of that was the dumb idea. HERE'S the dumb idea.
http://pastebin.com/8mYWAL2D
Yep, links to each chapter of my last two NaNoWriMo efforts. Debonair, clocks in at 10 complete chapters and an eleventh half-finished chapter, at ~87,500.
And Rocket Boost is 13 complete chapters and a fourteenth just begun chapter, at ~50,250 words (and contains spoilers for Debonair).
Two things to consider if you bother with checking them out: 1) You cannot rewrite during NaNoWriMo, so there are TYPOS. Typos, typos, typos. I think in a couple places, I shift tenses, too, with no warning, and even rename characters having forgotten what I had originally named them extemporaneously. 2) These are REALLY rough, and incomplete first drafts. If I were to rewrite them, I would change A LOT--including pacing issues, timeline issues, characterization, names, places, possibly everything. So, if you think they suck, you are 100% correct. They do.
Which is why it's a dumb idea. Maybe if I'd actually completed the first draft of EITHER story, this would be less of a dumb idea.