SOOOoo...I got the idea from The Jester's Daughter's song Silas. She wrote about one of her novel chars and I was thinking a challenge could be about one of our characters or about our plot. Who's with me and willing to try?
My most recent NaNo novel (Dirty Pop) is about a former DisneyPop singer who lost her voice but then "pulls an Alanis" and goes punk (or at least punk-pop) when she regains it. I should start writing the songs from the novel, some of which are actually half-written in the novel itself. I was planning to do this during 50/90 last year, but once again I got stuck struggling with my '07 NaNo (Bad Company: A Corporate Horror Story, in which a Blackwater-type mercenary corporation invades America to keep that black liberal guy from becoming president), so my muse went back into fetal position...
That'd be pretty cool. My NaNo novel is about Costa Rica and the characters are largely based on people that I've actually met in Costa, which is pretty much all I ever think about, so I think that's a cool idea. I won't write about my MC because she's basically me with a different name, but I might write about Alejandro (second character) because he's quite interesting and he's basically a conglomeration of all my best friends from Costa. Or I might write about Orejas the kitten, just because he's so lovable
if you want to find out what a NaNo is or what NaNoWrimo is check out this site----> http://www.nanowrimo.org/eng/node but if you have ever tried to write a novel (or English paper) you could use that too. It doesn't just apply to NaNoWriMo
I wrote a two-part novel (The Obald), half set in 1983 and half set in 2013. It was a love triangle story involving time travel, government surveillance, and a lost album. I got a proof of the second draft printed by CreateSpace, but I haven't got around to revising it yet.
Last november my story was a fantasy and revolved around lots of action, wacky characters, fighting, humour and conspiracy; I loved it. Very willing to give that challenge a go
I might have to try this one. My novel was called "Burning Sheep" and it basically chronicaled a pretty standard relationship, you know, boy meets girl, boy and girl create hit list, boy kills many people on list, boy kills himself, girl is all depressed and drops out of school.... The end. How touching.
Last FAWM I did an acoustic ode to NaNoWriMo madness (The Plotbunny Song) and a Casiopunk ode to writer's block (Stayed Up Too Late). I'll get the first rerecorded and both re-uploaded, and then I'll post the links here. And then I'll write a new song something on the order of: What kind of end theme should the movie adaptation of Bad Company have?
I love this idea...I sorta had a song written in my novel, but it was a 'purple prose' song (aka I needed words so I had one character teach the other a song *slowly* and with much repetition. And then they performed it. Anyways....) I was thinking of doing a song about my characters, but from a later time so I can mess with the details. Thanks for the idea!
If only I knew what to write about. My novel's all over the place.
(Actually, to be honest, I never finished it. Oh, I got the 50k words and all, but the story is far from over .So. Many. Plotholes! D: ) I might write a song about my favorite character from my book, though. He's a horse/unicorn.
Next month is NaNoEdMo. I couldn't finish Bad Company last month during JanNoWriMo because of writer's block, and I don't do FebNoWriMo because of FAWM. Next month I'm getting BadCo finished during EdMo. Before then, while FAWM's still going, I want to get that movie end theme written and hopefully recorded.
So we have writing about your NaNo covered... how about writing about your Screnzy? I'm already planning to write a musical this April and use as many of my FAWM songs as possible.
50/90 -- of course! I'm still going to finish the lyrics to the Black Science end theme before FAWM is out, and I still have yet to do the Bad Company end theme, which I also want to do this month. (I'm thinking of something on the order of the songs the Wachowskis put at the end of the Matrix films, like say Rage Against The Machine *plus* Marilyn Manson, etc.). All the songs in Dirty Pop (NaNo '09), though, I'm writing during 50/90. And FAWM, NaNo, and 50/90 actually play a role in the plot...