NaNoWriMo 2012: [Pargons Of Virtue: book #1] Day #8

Enjoy my rough notes!

NaNoWriMo 2012: [Pargons Of Virtue: book #1] Day #7

The rest of my post has day #7.

NaNoWriMo 2012: [Pargons Of Virtue: book #1] Day #6

In this day's writing, you could see me use blanks for filling in later. I wanted to focus on the bigger picture first. Please bear in mind that the ending is abrupt, because I finished writing that part at the start of the next day. I wrote it in a different file, so that it would be easier to count words for each day. Enjoy day #6 of my NaNoWriMo writing.

NaNoWriMo 2012: [Pargons Of Virtue: book #1] Day #5

Enjoy Day #5, by reading the rest of my post.

NaNoWriMo 2012: [Pargons Of Virtue: book #1] Day #4

Enjoy Day #4, by reading the rest of my post.

NaNoWriMo 2012: [Pargons Of Virtue: book #1] Day #3

Read the rest of my post for day #3. If you have any suggestions, then let me know.

NaNoWriMo 2012: [Pargons Of Virtue: book #1] Day #2

Here is day #2's writing. The rest of my post shows you all.

NaNoWriMo 2012: [Pargons Of Virtue: book #1] Day #1

Here is day #1's writing. I think that you will get a good chuckle, when you see me changing the story line in mid-paragrah. The rest of my post shows you all.

NaNoWriMo 2012: My Second Journey To Literary Acclaim

I am excited to participate in NaNoWriMo this year. I must say that I was a bit intimidated, because last year, I really had to push myself to find stuff to write. A year later, I feel that I have a better grasp of what story elements to include. Also, I improved my ability to just brainstorm and write, and this helped me to push through this personal writing marathon. So, I was quite glad to challenge myself with this personal marathon.

I realize that I have a ways to go, before I write that action packed epic. Therefore, I am glad to freely share with you the writing that I create on my journey to success. Each day, a new blog post will show up. Each day's writing is an average of 3,400 words, but bear in mind that some days really deviate from the average. If you want to ask any questions or offer support, then feel free to leave a comment below.

If you want to use any of these ideas in your own writing, then please ask. I want to ensure that we have a win-win situation. In general, I will not need any compensation or recognition. However, I definitely want to retain all rights to use the ideas that were genuinely mine.

For those of you, who want to buy a copy of the finished product, go to my store. The store is in rough shape, and is currently being used as a test store, but I intend to get it ready. I honestly encourage you to save your money until I write that epic, but all money is gratefully appreciated. Be sure to leave a comment below about your interest in purchasing, so that I can order a bunch at the same time to save on shipping. You could also leave a comment at the store.

By the way, a lot of this writing was brainstorming out of order, so you will get a glimpse of the end before you reach the last day of writing. Also, since it is just brainstorming, you might find that certain character names change, or the roles in the story change. I wish you the best of success in slogging through this rough stuff.

By the way, the rest of my post contains notes on who the characters are. Part way through the writing, I made this cheat sheet to guide me. Maybe it will help you, as well. Also, I will be update this post every so often to give links to each day's writing. Just click on "read more" or whatever it is, or the title of the blog post.

The end. Thank you for reading and for your support!

Opera Web Browser Spell Check Bug Solved For Kubuntu 10.04

I have been annoyed for such a long time with this spell check problem. I upgraded Opera web browser as each version came out, except for 12.0, but apparently, I did not wait long enough.

At last! Spell check works with Opera [version 12.1]!