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Scriptor Clausus and NaNoWriMo

Sat Oct 28, 2006, 12:35 PM
Two reasons for this journal.

Primarily to remind you that my website is starting to get into full swing although we do need more forum members. More writers would be great too. Website address is [link]


The second reason is NaNoWriMo. The dreaded time is fact approaching and I remember last year we had a nice little community going to help egg each other on. I sent that community a note to see if they were doing a similar thing this year but got no response. Is anyone running a NaNoWriMo community this year and if not should we set one up?

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  • Current Residence: Bingley, West Yorkshire, England
  • Interests: Writing, Tennis, Football and anything challenging
  • Favourite movie: Sin City
  • Favourite band or musician: Muse, Arctic Monkeys, Kasabian, Bloc Party & Oasis
  • Favourite genre of music: Indie
  • Favourite poet or writer: Terry Pratchett
  • Operating System: Windows Vista
  • Favourite game: Final Fantasy Tactics or Soul Calibur 2
  • Favourite gaming platform: RPG
  • Personal Quote: "Life's not a problem so why are you looking for a solution?"
  • Tools of the Trade: Pen, paper and my own individual genius. Presently lacking the latter.

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:iconghostlove:
Happy New Year, my dear. May 2007 bring you everything you wish for. :D

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Hullo random deviant! :D

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:iconkaminariookami:
Yo Luke. Hope you haven't been too busy. I was a little worried considering their hasn't been a S-C update in a while, making sure you are okay and all.

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The true writer shines his soul, in all of its colors, on the page and then refracts the colors into one unified light; later the reader takes that unified light and refracts it with the prism of his own soul which bends the light like only his soul can.

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