When NaNo started this year, I was in the middle of a short story. I knew that I wanted it to be a short story and I already had the beginning, ending, and most of the middle worked out. I didn't want to stop writing it so that I could take up a longer story for the NaNo, so I'm just going with it for now (although it's already ended up a bit longer than I first thought it would, heh). I figure that, once this one's finished, I'll just write another short story set in the same time period (my story's a futuristic sci-fi one), but probably with different characters. I figure that I've already established the world I'm writing about, so it should be *too* difficult to throw another character into it and see what happens. *shrugs*
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Date: 2009-11-03 06:09 pm (UTC)When NaNo started this year, I was in the middle of a short story. I knew that I wanted it to be a short story and I already had the beginning, ending, and most of the middle worked out. I didn't want to stop writing it so that I could take up a longer story for the NaNo, so I'm just going with it for now (although it's already ended up a bit longer than I first thought it would, heh). I figure that, once this one's finished, I'll just write another short story set in the same time period (my story's a futuristic sci-fi one), but probably with different characters. I figure that I've already established the world I'm writing about, so it should be *too* difficult to throw another character into it and see what happens. *shrugs*