Nothing is "wrong"--but rewrites can be a lot of work. Many writers like to have something down to deal with, even if there is an extensive rewrite ahead. I know I sure do. (In the process of a massive rewrite of 50k of something.)
I jumped back in on this novel that I'd started back last Nano. There's almost a chance that I might, just maybe, have this draft finished before this year's Nano. Not, that I'm sure I'm going to participate this year.
Of course, I seem to say that every year, right before I dive in and just write something.
I, of course, *will* be NaNo. This will be my fifth year as municipal liaison for the region (last year, got a co-ML, which helped considerably) and my seventh NaNo. However, I may not decide what I'm writing until November 1. . . .
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Is it wrong of me to dread the re-write though? I fear that it might end up being a virtual re-drafting of the whole thing.
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Of course, I seem to say that every year, right before I dive in and just write something.
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I, of course, *will* be NaNo. This will be my fifth year as municipal liaison for the region (last year, got a co-ML, which helped considerably) and my seventh NaNo. However, I may not decide what I'm writing until November 1. . . .