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Here we go again.
That was so much fun in April, all the characters wanted another try in May; Frankie the Fish, Bhairavi the Betrayer, Chauncey the Orphanator, and Henry the Ever Clever.
So there's a few changes to the layout, but the writing rules remain the same. As a reminder, they are as follows (from
No Plot? No Problem!, by Chris Baty) :
1) No can'ts.
2) It doesn't have to be good.
3) Delete nothing.
4) Rewards and treats are mandatory
5) It is a completely new venture
6) Word padding is encouraged
7) Borrow liberally from the lives of surrounding people
8) No exerpt sharing
9) No sharing of writing duties
10)The writer does no dishwashing or floor mopping during the month of May
Since there are 31 days to the month, the goal is 1613 words a day. The anticipated May Word Count is included. The intention for me this month is to finish with a plot worth rereading. Bon voyage! And goob luck with those May baskets.