NaNoWriMo is National Novel Writing Month, where you try to write 50,000 words in a month. But really it's about so much more than this. Here are 50 things it's really about (that will help you keep going on hard days too!). Read more

If you're looking for some Preptober prompts for your NaNoWriMo Prep this is the post for you! Get some great Preptober ideas and start your NaNoPrep the best possible way with over 100 prompts and tips. Read more

There are many articles offering NaNoWriMo tips out there on the world wide web, and some are definitely better than others. This summary of NaNoWriMo tips and advice are the only ones you really need from preparation tips to survival guides! Read more

Here are some tips for taking part in a daily creative writing challenge, which is something that could boost your creativity, productivity and love for writing. Read more

Doing NaNoWriMo isn't easy but it's absolutely worth doing. Here are my best tips for NaNoWriMo, in the form of ten important things for writers to remember during November. Read more

Some tips for writer parents or guardians who want to NaNoWriMo from where to find the time, to how to talk to your children about how and why you're doing this writing challenge. Read more

You all know I love NaNoWriMo but do you know what a NaNo Rebel is? Here I explain what being a NaNo Rebel means, and why I'm VERY proud to be one. Read more

After "losing" NaNoWriMo for the first time in four years, I didn't feel as bad as I thought I would. In fact, I felt pretty good. Here's why… read more

A short and sweet summary of the lessons I learned about writing (and myself) from NaNoWriMo in 2014, my third attempt at the challenge and definitely the hardest. Read more

The final interview with a NaNoWriMo survivor, find out what writer and blogger Amy has to say about her experience… and what she learned about writing from taking part in NaNoWriMo. Read more

An interview with 2009 NaNoWriMo particpant (and winner!) Flora Baker who will also be taking part in this year's challenge. Read more

An interview with two time NaNoWriMo survivor and Amsterdam blogger, Ashley Howe. Read more

An interview with another NaNoWriMo "winner" who went on to self-publish the book she wrote for her first ever NaNoWriMo challenge. Read more