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Wednesday, 25 October 2017

24 Books that Won NaNoWriMo

With National Novel Writing Month starting on November 1, you might be feeling a combination of Rocky-esque determination and sweaty nervousness. After all, this is the month where established authors and aspiring writers alike from all over the world take the challenge to buckle down and pen a full-length novel. Whether you're a rookie or a veteran, participation is no ordinary feat. The goal is roughly 1,667 words per day, 11,669 words per week, with the grand total of 50,000 words due by November 30.



No pressure.



But before you sharpen your pencils, fire up your computer, draft up your outline, or play The Final Countdown, get inspired with these 24 books that can trace their roots back to NaNoWriMo projects. Not only did books including The Night Circus , Water for Elephants , and Fangirl reach the finish line, they reached the pinnacle—publication.



Who knows? Maybe your NaNoWriMo book could wind up on this list someday. Which ones do you recommend? Let us know in the comments!







Water for Elephants



The Night Circus



F



Wool







The Darwin Elevator



Cinder



Scarlet



Cress






You Bring the Distant Near



The Beautiful Land



Crewel



The Forest of Hands and Teeth








Persistence of Memory



Take the Reins



Livvie Owen Lived Here



First Grave on the Right












Losing Faith



The Compound



The Hungry Season



Olivia Bean, Trivia Queen






The God Patent



Time Off for Good Behavior



The Atlas of Forgotten Place



The Secret Diary of Anne Boleyn






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