Plot bunnies needed!!

[spaceagetiki.livejournal.com]

(Cross-posted to i_love_writing  and nano_slash )

Help is urgently needed! I want to participate in the Nanowrimo this year, but I need plot bunnies.  So far, all I have in mind is some scene in 2070, with a female lead character who does some sort of good for humanity.  Any other thoughts?

Plot bunnies needed!!

[spaceagetiki.livejournal.com]

(Cross-posted to i_love_writing  and nano_slash )

Help is urgently needed! I want to participate in the Nanowrimo this year, but I need plot bunnies.  So far, all I have in mind is some scene in 2070, with a female lead character who does some sort of good for humanity.  Any other thoughts?

Publications

[kaernano.livejournal.com]

I was just curious if anybody ever bothered subscribing to publications geared towards writers.

I myself used to have a subscription to Writer's Digest, but they just seemed to rehash the same subjects and themes over and over.

Also, I think I'd do quite well, if I just actually sat down and wrote. So what do you think, can anything been gained from reading a publication that promises to make you a better writer? Can you learn writing from a book? Or do you just need write?

Now that I think of it, since it is rather the theme of NaNoWriMo, most of you are probably in the just need to write category.

Publications

[kaernano.livejournal.com]

I was just curious if anybody ever bothered subscribing to publications geared towards writers.

I myself used to have a subscription to Writer's Digest, but they just seemed to rehash the same subjects and themes over and over.

Also, I think I'd do quite well, if I just actually sat down and wrote. So what do you think, can anything been gained from reading a publication that promises to make you a better writer? Can you learn writing from a book? Or do you just need write?

Now that I think of it, since it is rather the theme of NaNoWriMo, most of you are probably in the just need to write category.

Publications

[kaernano.livejournal.com]

I was just curious if anybody ever bothered subscribing to publications geared towards writers.

I myself used to have a subscription to Writer's Digest, but they just seemed to rehash the same subjects and themes over and over.

Also, I think I'd do quite well, if I just actually sat down and wrote. So what do you think, can anything been gained from reading a publication that promises to make you a better writer? Can you learn writing from a book? Or do you just need write?

Now that I think of it, since it is rather the theme of NaNoWriMo, most of you are probably in the just need to write category.