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Q: Who are you and what is this about? | Q: Who are you and what is this about? | ||
| − | A: Hi, my name is Tim aka NewMexicoKid. I'm a volunteer co-municipal liaison for NaNoWriMo's Chicago western suburbs region that is | + | A: Hi, my name is Tim aka NewMexicoKid. I'm a volunteer co-municipal liaison for NaNoWriMo's Chicago western suburbs region that is [http://www.frappr.com/westsuburbanwriters centered in Naperville]. BERaven (Bonnie Jean) is my partner and mentor co-ML for the region. |
Q: Say I join the region, what do I do next? | Q: Say I join the region, what do I do next? | ||
| − | A: If you haven't already done so, please come to our | + | A: If you haven't already done so, please come to our [http://www.nanowrimo.org/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?viewmode=flat&topic_id=1028&forum=240 welcome] thread and post a note introducing yourself to the other participants. You can say something about who you are and what you are writing. There are several other threads of interest in our [http://www.nanowrimo.org/modules/newbb/viewforum.php?forum=240 regional forum]. You can also [http://www.frappr.com/westsuburbanwriters place yourself on our regional map] and [http://writing.teiru.net/wiki contribute to our regional wiki site] that is going to serve as an example of next year's official NaNo wiki engine. |
Q: When and where are the write-ins? | Q: When and where are the write-ins? | ||
| − | A: You are very welcome to come to our Sunday write-in's, which are also in the | + | A: You are very welcome to come to our Sunday write-in's, which are also in the [http://maps.google.com/local?q=%22Barnes+and+Noble%22%2C+Naperville%2C+IL&btnG=Search&sll=37.062500%2C-95.677068&sspn=40.613415%2C74.179688&f=q&hl=en&latlng=41785833,-88147222,4999810483476551057 downtown Naperville Barnes and Noble] from 1-3 pm just outside their upstairs music area (there will be a big sign). |
Q: Where can I find the recommended books? | Q: Where can I find the recommended books? | ||
| − | A: Make sure to avail yourselves of the great displays of | + | A: Make sure to avail yourselves of the great displays of [http://www.nanowrimo.org/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=6289&forum=240 recommended books] that the Naperville Nichols and 95th street libraries have set up for the month of November. The Nichols library went so far as to buy every book on the list we sent that they didn't already have. |
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=== Which Novel Writing Books are Recommended? === | === Which Novel Writing Books are Recommended? === | ||
| − | * See | + | * See [http://www.nanowrimo.org/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=6289&forum=240 the 2005 thread for recommended books] |
| − | * See | + | * See [http://www.nanowrimo.org/2003/viewtopic.php?t=15631&highlight=recommended+books this 2003 thread] with recommended books |
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Frequently Asked Questions
NaNoWriMo Illinois::Naperville Region
Q: Who are you and what is this about?
A: Hi, my name is Tim aka NewMexicoKid. I'm a volunteer co-municipal liaison for NaNoWriMo's Chicago western suburbs region that is centered in Naperville. BERaven (Bonnie Jean) is my partner and mentor co-ML for the region.
Q: Say I join the region, what do I do next?
A: If you haven't already done so, please come to our welcome thread and post a note introducing yourself to the other participants. You can say something about who you are and what you are writing. There are several other threads of interest in our regional forum. You can also place yourself on our regional map and contribute to our regional wiki site that is going to serve as an example of next year's official NaNo wiki engine.
Q: When and where are the write-ins?
A: You are very welcome to come to our Sunday write-in's, which are also in the downtown Naperville Barnes and Noble from 1-3 pm just outside their upstairs music area (there will be a big sign).
Q: Where can I find the recommended books?
A: Make sure to avail yourselves of the great displays of recommended books that the Naperville Nichols and 95th street libraries have set up for the month of November. The Nichols library went so far as to buy every book on the list we sent that they didn't already have.
hipster PDA
The hipster PDA is a cool, retro-low tech solution to information management. One uses a collection of blank and written 3x5 index cards bound with a binder clip or collected in a special carrier to jot down notes. Here are some pertinent links:
- Tricking out the hipster
- Hipster PDA: Plans, Ideas, Information ... all in the back pocket
- D*I*Y Planner Hipster PDA Edition
- Hipster PDA Tips for People Obsessed With Productivity Pr0n But Bad At Actual Productivity
- Organizing your Hipster PDA
Which Novel Writing Books are Recommended?
- See the 2005 thread for recommended books
- See this 2003 thread with recommended books
