NaperWriMo Wiki

• [[1][Random Title Generator]]
• [[2][Internet writing links for writers]]
• [[3][Common Errors in English]]
• [[4][lazym]] posted this at NaNo:

What's in a name?
http://www.kleimo.com/random/name.cfm
Random name generator uses data from the US Census to match first and
last names with differing degrees of probability
http://www.20000-names.com/
Names from around the world
http://www.behindthename.com/
Etymology and history of first names
http://genforum.genealogy.com/surnames/a.html
Surnames
http://www.seventhsanctum.com/index-name.php
Evil name, planet name, angel and demon name generators. Plus lots of links
http://nine.frenchboys.net/country.php
Place name generator

Where am I?
http://www.erikbenson.com/nanowrimo-report-card.xls
A phenomenally complete Excel spreadsheet that helps you keep track of
your progress. It could save you time, unless you use it obsessively
just to watch the charts and graphs change. Includes a morale tracker.

What AM I doing?
http://www.thescriptorium.net
It may be a bit late muck around with plotting, but you never know what
you're gonna need. This is where our character worksheet came from.
The site also includes character biography worksheet, fantasy and sci-fi
world-building forms, and story starters.

Is this for real?
Check out the Character and Plot Realism thread on the 
[[http://www.nanowrimo.org/modules/newbb][NaNo forum]]. This
is the place to go for the skinny on weight-lifting, Italian folk magic,
creative assassinations, or summoning angelic beings. It's also a
great place to mess around when all you really want to do is, well,
procrastinate.

• [[5][lulu self-publishing company]] offered one free published B&W book for each NaNoWriMo

novel. Offer expired 01/15/2005 but maybe they'll repeat it.

• [[6][Forward Motion Writer's Community]] -- looks really good!
• [[7][A whole bunch of writing resource links]] -- found this referred to on

the [[8][NaNoWriMo]] site.

• [[9]["The Snowflake Process for Writing a Novel" by Randall Ingermanson]]
• [[10]["Plotting" by Jeff Heisler, of Heisler Ink]]
• [[11]["Plotting by Personality" by Marg McAlister]]
• [[12][aburt's critters Writers' Workshop]], a large, active community of writers who

  help each other through frequent critiques.

• [[13][Found this intriguing nanowrimo resource site]] with lots of great tips and tools.
• [[14][Copyright info]] and

 [[15][Electronic publishing]] info from the Science Fiction Writers of America.

• [[/fog][A readability analysis CGI]]

 using Lingua::EN::Fathom and the UNIX style utility.

• [[16][Lulu: Marketplace for digital content]]
• [[17][Project Gutenberg]]
• [[18][HollyLisle.com]]
• [[19][Patrice Kindl, Children's Author]]
• [[20][Getting Started: Really Basic Information for Children's Writers and Illustrators]]
• [[21][The Society of Children's Book Writers & Illustrators]]
• [[22][Amazon.com: So You'd Like to... Write Classical Children's Fantasy]]
• [[23][National Novel Editing Month]] (March)
• [[24][plainlanguage.com]]
• [[25][Merriam-Webster OnLine]]
• [[26][Open Directory - Arts: Writers Resources: Fiction]]
• [[27][Writing Advice from Science Fiction author Jeffrey A. Carver]]
• [[28][ARWZ.com: Alternative Reality Writers' Zone. An online community for writers and readers of speculative fiction: fantasy, science fiction, historical fiction, horror, supernatural, cross genre</A>
• [[29][NaNoWriMo Windsor: National Novel Writing Month 2003</A>
• [[30][Diaryland members area</A>
• [[31][Moleskine Notebooks, Journals, and Date Books - MoleskineUS</A>
• [[32][The Opening Sentence</A>
• [[33][RPGnet: Review of Nanofictionary</A>
• [[34][NanoBlanks: Make-Your-Own Nanofictionary Cards</A>
• [[35][Founders' Copyright | Creative Commons]]
• [[36][Write On! || Discuss the art and craft of writing]]
• [[37][Freemind open source software for mind mapping]]; see also [[38][Keynote]]