Showing posts with label word count. Show all posts
Showing posts with label word count. Show all posts

Support Project As[I]Am & Keep Me Accountable this NaNoWriMo!

Wednesday, November 2, 2016

A widget of my NaNo completion stats; if you want more details, check out this link.



To donate, you can subscribe to our Patreon and become a monthly donor or, for one-time donors, go through our PayPal.

It's the start of National Novel Writing Month and I'm going to dedicate my messy 50,000 words towards completing a draft of the novel draft I have been working on concertedly for the past year.

I also devised a way that you can keep me accountable to that goal while also supporting Project As[I]Am, the online Asian American arts and activism publication that I work on (see the silly video with my cat in it above -- forgive me for not looking fully into the camera!).

For every day that I complete my NaNo benchmark goal of 1,667 words, I am asking for your support in donating $3 (or more) to As[I]Am. You can check the widget up top to see my progress. By the end of the month, I will not only have made my word count goal, but I will have also earned enough to produce the next issue and podcast. Check out the one we've got up, "Our Greatest Resource," in case you haven't already.

If you don't have the funds to donate at this time but want to support us with a skill and/or promote to your friends, that is more than enough as well -- get in touch with me on Twitter or via email.
 

Declaration of Intent to NaNo

Wednesday, June 13, 2012

All the notebooks I'm going to fill this summer!

Fellow writers (and readers), I've decided to join your ranks starting this week!

Although I've missed the boat for the official Camp National Novel Writing Month, I've decided that I'm going to make the effort to write 100,000 words over the next two months (or, at latest, by the time I return to school). Crazy, you say? Ah, but perhaps it's so crazy it just might work!

In between my interviewing adventures and exploring the city of Dhaka, my unstructured time has been given over to reading and writing in this all too creatively stimulating environment - so I thought, why not make a project out of it? Dreaming big (at least with writing) has never actually steered me wrong. Today is the starting line.

If you're curious to see what my novel may be like, check out my fiction.