This week is week 3 of 4. Soon I’ll start writing a story first for the blog that’s not edited. Last week’s was too close to call! All of these are just potential stories. November is NanoWrimo which is national novel writing month, so I’ll be streaming my novel here as work in progress but I’m deciding on the visual. So I’m asking for your help. These are 7 more I made up this week in the quest to figure out what to write. And your votes count! I will post the top 6 for a finals round so right now we’re just picking which ones you like best to help get them to the final. So let me know! Please vote here: https://forms.gle/WN83JQkehiSVC2SL8

This week I’ve been battling a cold my toddler brought home from preschool or the children’s museum. So staying positive has been my struggle when i want to curl into my bed, but can’t because I’ll just sneeze. And the little ones are also sick so it’s been one of those ‘we’ll survive’ modes. Can’t wait till I’m wring something new and fun. (I finished a new Morgan book this week though so that made me happy.)

Anyhow please vote and let me know what I should write…

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the author decide what story to write for NaNoWriMo?

The author uses a multi-week public voting process to decide what to write for NaNoWriMo. Each week, new story ideas are presented and readers vote via a Google Form. After several rounds, the top 6 ideas advance to a finals round. The winning concept becomes the novel streamed as a work in progress on the blog during November, National Novel Writing Month.

What is NaNoWriMo and how is this blogger participating in it?

NaNoWriMo stands for National Novel Writing Month and takes place every November. This blogger is participating by writing a novel chosen through reader votes and streaming it on the blog as a work in progress. Rather than keeping the drafting process private, the author shares the unedited story publicly, letting the audience follow along in real time as the novel develops.

Should I vote in the early rounds or wait for the finals round to pick a story?

Voting in the early rounds matters because only the top 6 story ideas advance to the finals. If you want a specific story to make it to the final vote, you need to support it in the preliminary rounds. Waiting until the finals means some stories you might prefer could already be eliminated, so early votes directly shape which options remain available.