Nearly time for NaNoWriMo!

[lostcarpark]

A while ago I posted asking for ideas, I promised to somehow incorporate every idea, no matter how outragous, somewhere into the novel. Unfortunately I didn't get many responses. So I'm going to try again, but this time be a little more specific...

If you are reading this, and can spare just a couple of minutes, please reply with the following:

1. The first fictional character name that pops into your head. Preferably something that's not copyright.

2. That character's most heartfelt desire. It could be something they want to have, something they want to do, or something they want to be. If you can think of it, a few words on why that's important to them would be great too.

3. Something that happens to them. It could be something to do with 2, or it could be simething completly unrelated, but from their point of view it's a pretty big deal. If you have any thoughts on what this means to them or how it affects them, I'd love to hear those thoughts too.

I promise to use everything that people post in the novel. Some of them may turn into major characters while others may stay in the background. This is no reflection of the individuals, and is purely based on how they fit into the plot outline I've been working on for the last few weeks.

Oh, and for anyone unfamiliar with NaNoWriMo...

Comments

[zeit.livejournal.com]

Suave, hermaphrodite trillionaire Simon Avalon needs to secure a reliable supply of Curly-Wurlys to combat a rare form of laryngitis that can only be relieved by toffee-based, chocolate-covered confectionery in a particular topographic arrangement. He is thwarted at every turn by his arch-enemy Darren Inskipp, the 7'2" tall captain of the Buckham Hornets basketball team and Grand Master of the Illuminati from 1983-84, but now working for the civil service (Confectionery Regulation department) in Brighton.

[lostcarpark.livejournal.com]

Ah, cool. For some reason I already had part of the novel set in Brighton.Could be a couple of interesting challencges to fit that in, but it will be there.