NaNoWriMo didn't work for me this year. But that doesn't mean you or I have to wait until next November to work under an artificial, Internet-based deadline to complete some type of creative work. Below I've compiled a list of web sites that encourage "high-velocity prose" (as NaNoWriMo bloggers call it) of any type within certain time frames:
February: Picture Book Marathon - Write a picture book every day of the month in February
March: NaNoEdMo - 50 hours of editing one novel
April: Script Frenzy Write 100 pages of original scripted material in 30 days (includes TV scripts, screenplays, stage plays and graphic novels)
May (1-7): NaPiBoWriWee - Write 7 picture books in a week
November:
• WNFIN (Write NonFiction in November) - Write 50,000 words of nonfiction
• NaPlWriMo (National Playwrighting Month)
• PiBoIdMo (Picture Book Idea Month) - Create 30 picture book ideas in 30 days
• and, of course, NaNoWriMo
For a list of additional contests [I didn't list them here because some seem less official] see:
NaNoWriMo-Style Events
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