narnianerd wrote:So it starts with a Native American whom is sent east by his father, the chief of a tribe who realizes that resisting the white man is an impossibility. In order to survive in the new world, the Indian must meld with modern society, that what the chief believes. So this native american lives his teenage years in New York City, growing up and becoming a pastor. Once he is an adult he comes back home work as a circuit pastor. That's when he realizes that his old tribe has been radicalized by his former best friend, who believes that they must fight the american ways. So the his former tribe is terrorizing the local towns.
This preacher wants to protect his people, but in order to do so, he needs help. So he hires this bounty hunter named Abigail McKinley who in turn recruits her friend, a sheriff named Jedidiah Moyer. Together, the three will fight to end the terror and bring peace between the peoples.
And yeah, that's 'bout it for now.
Sweet! You're actually using Sagebrush Crossing as your NaNo? That's awesome! Can't wait to read it at the end, Joe.
Hmm, we should schedule a weekend to meet and write! At a target range of course; I'm trying to practice regularly.
DamselJillPole wrote:Also when does everyone tend to start writing? The night before Nov 1st or you wait till the 1st?
I wait. No sense in doing today what you can put off till tomorrow. Or next week.
The Rose-Tree Dryad wrote:I should've knocked on wood.
You poor, poor girl; you just can't get a break, can you? *offers gluten free chocolate lava cake* I'm praying for you, Rosie.
daughter of the King wrote:Welp, I've already hit a snag. I've been sick the past two weeks and thus had zero motivation for NaNo prep. Oh well. I've still got time. Maybe. Honestly, if I can just get over my previous record of 25K I'll be happy. Small steps to success sounds like a reasonable plan.
You too, huh? Yeah, this nasty cold/throat infection is going around my office. Bleh. I need to suck on a piece of raw ginger to fall asleep. I was pretty unhappy. But then I found this quote:
Patience and perseverance have a magical effect before which difficulties disappear and obstacles vanish.
- John Quincy Adams
And I felt better after that.
Bring it on, November!