Yes! Just set a word-count goal as a team and update your individual author pages with that goal. When your novel is finished, each team member can validate the novel to win.
Posted by: Anonymous on 10/02/2009
Yes! Just set a word-count goal as a team and update your individual author pages with that goal. When your novel is finished, each team member can validate the novel to win.
Posted by: Tavia Stewart on 08/18/2009
If you're not sure of your target, try our new Word-Count Goal Calculator!
You don't have to follow the calculator's suggestion, but make sure your goal is high enough to be challenging (but not impossible) to reach.
Posted by: admin on 11/06/2008
For one month, you get to lock away your inner editor, let your imagination take over, and just create!
Some of the skills NaNoWriMo builds:
Posted by: admin on 11/06/2008
Your word-count goal is a threshold, not a limit. Keep going! Set a new, more-challenging goal and continue your story.
Posted by: admin on 11/06/2008
We do not read or store any of the novels submitted. We're just here to motivate and make sure you've met your goal for the month!
Posted by: admin on 11/06/2008
You can continue to add to your word count until 11:59 PM on November 30.
Posted by: admin on 11/06/2008
You win NaNoWriMo by writing to your word-count goal by midnight on November 30.
Every year, there are many, many winners. There are no "Best Novel" or "Quickest-Written Novel" awards given out. All winners will get an official "Winner" web badge and certificate, and bragging rights for the rest of their lives.
Posted by: admin on 11/06/2008
Sure! We love novels in any language.
Posted by: admin on 11/06/2008
We define a novel as "a lengthy work of fiction." Beyond that, we let you decide whether what you're writing falls under the heading of "novel."
In short: If you believe you're writing a novel, we believe you're writing a novel, too.