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: Banazîr the Jedi Hobbit (banazir) wrote,
2005-11-21 23:09:00

Banazîr the Jedi Hobbit
banazir
2005-11-21 23:09:00

Mood: rushed
Music: H.I.M. - Wings Of A Butterfly

What do you know, Chris Baty was right

Writing a sequel is substantially harder, if only because there are so many constraints!
(That's not just the case for Nanowrimo, but it's a lot more overhead and time pressure given the same amount of overall time.)

In other news: A student taught me how to play cribbage today (kindasorta) and I went and looked it up, and commandeered one of my grandmother's solitaire decks. Now I'm hooked! Just what I needed, another chronophage...

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Banazir

Tags: nanowrimo, nanowrimo 2005, sequels, tane-los

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