Captain Grey and ... well I will think of it later.

WOOHOO!

2005-12-01T02:34:43Z

51,075 / 50,000
(102.2%)

So what I did is, the part that I retyped? I took half of it and pasted it a second time >:| If that is cheating then I suck, but I did write those words, and the amount I wrote was actually way greater the first time, but I have no way of verifying the exact number so I chopped it in half to be sure I was not cheating. I am still writing so I might pass it without the doubled bit anyway, but I am really tired and I have an art show to prepare for, so there is probably not going to be much more tonight.

>:|

2005-11-30T20:56:40Z

Goddammit.

P.S.

42,565 / 50,000
(85.1%)

Whizang, I got a C- so far!

2005-11-28T12:30:14Z

35,203 / 50,000
(70.4%)

I told you I was going to kick it up, Hartnell.

NaNoWriMo '05!

2005-10-13T06:32:58Z

Do you want to read my novel?

The main character, Captain L. Grey is a fairly well-behaved pirate captain on The Proverbial Handbasket. He is not fond of tormenting hostages or needless slaughter and he drinks milk rather than liquor, which have earned him a sissy reputation as "The Greymalkin." He takes the ribbing good-naturedly and adds to the rumors by maintaining a rather foppish appearance, because Grey enjoys it when people underestimate him.

Between Grey, his crew, and the other characters, there will be sneaky practices of the eighteenth-century Navy recruiters, swashbuckling, sharks, treasure-hunting, humiliating circumstances, near-death experiences, death experiences and bad food. Expect bad language, even worse puns, anachronistic pop culture references, political incorrectness, blasphemy, historical jokes, sarcasm and irresponsible sodomy; if you are a minor or offended by any of those things, you probably want to find another novel.