Meet our New Moderator Jim Parsons

Published: Wed, 11/15/17

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Meet Jim Parsons

Many of you know Jim Parsons as a variation on the name Jimy. He has volunteered to be our newest Moderator at The Writers Chattroom.

Jim describes writing as -

"A lot of fun keeps me off of the streets and I like to read because you have to do serious research before you can write a reasonable story in scifi."

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November is NaNoWriMo Month at the Chatroom

During NaNoWriMo the goal is to write 50,000 words in 30 Days. (November 1 – November 30) National Novel Writing Month

From the FAQ page at NaNoWriMo on why a Novel is defined as 50K words..

Our experiences since 1999 show that 50,000 words is a challenging but achievable goal, even for people with full-time jobs and children. This is about the length of The Great Gatsby. We don’t use the word “novella” because it doesn’t seem to impress people the way “novel” does.

We define a novel as “a lengthy work of fiction.” Beyond that, we let you decide whether what you’re writing falls under the heading of “novel.” In short: If you believe you’re writing a novel, we believe you’re writing a novel, too.

We have a special place open on our board for NaNo participants. You do not have to be a chatroom regular and do not have to participate in our regularly scheduled chats to use the Forum.

The Shout Box Application has been enabled so participants can share progress and word-sprints.

This is open to ANYONE participating in NaNoWriMo 2017 so share with your NaNo Buddies.