National Novel Writing Month is upon us. You’ll have to pardon me as I wish to dedicate my time write–feeble as it is–to the challenge of 50,000 words in 30 days.
So rather than blog, per say, I shall share music I find useful for various elements of story. For starters, a starter: music that marks the beginning of adventure. James Newton Howard’s score for PETER PAN has an excellent bit of fantastic to inspire you: a light giddiness that builds into the dramatic departure of the known for the unknown.
Are you ready to embark on Thirty Days and Nights of Literary Abandon? Don’t be afraid. Let your story hold out its hand. Take it, and fly.
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Jean Lee's World 
Dropping you a note, saying that 50,000 words in a month would seem like a mammoth task for me. Have fun crafting them!
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Thank you kindly. I embrace the challenge!
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Great!! Have a flurry of writing, best wishes.
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You can and will do it!! 🙂
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Thank you! I aim to go for as long as I can. I hope you give it a try, too!
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With this music in mind, 50 000 words will fly! 🙂 Good luck!
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Thank you so much! I’ve always found this particular bit to be so beautiful and adventurous–perfect for a children’s story. 🙂
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Yes, it is perfect. I remember Peter and the Wolf of my childhood (I started music school when I was six).
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Lovely! When one feels the story in music, that feeling never goes away.
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True! Happy writing! 🙂
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This is such a dreamy tune, Jean… Thanks for sharing… I am ready to fly! 😀
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Thank you! I loved this score from Peter Pan. 🙂
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50000 words just seems astonishing. Must take so much determination, imagination and with kids so much strength to cope with the tiredness and off days.. xx
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‘Tis, but always worth it. 🙂 How’s your son’s hand healing?
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He has been referred to physio for therapy on it. Back to see the consultant in three months. It’s going to be a long recovery I think. When it’s your dominant hand it becomes such a limiting factor.
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Oh yes, exactly so. Prayers the recovery stays steady and strong!
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