November
Writing a novel in November, with someone beside you.
Book a time and a length. If someone else has booked the same time and the same length, you connect on a video call and each of you writes your own thing.
Free · 18 and over
Thirty days of writing
Day 1 of 30One sheet a day.
One month, one draft, one desk.
A session won't write a line for you. It's an appointment in your calendar and, if someone has booked the same time and the same length, another person at their desk.
Nobody checks how many words you wrote.
How many words a day, and how many sessions.
You choose the target.
Stays on this device.
How to use it, for a month.
The same time every day.
Sessions start every quarter of an hour, including 6 a.m. and 11 p.m.
Twenty-five or fifty minutes.
On a bad day, the short one is enough.
One sentence to start.
“Chapter four.” Nobody needs to know the plot.
Your screen isn't shared.
The other person sees you, not your screen. And they aren't necessarily writing a novel: each of you works on your own thing.
Questions.
Do I need a word target?
No. You choose the target and the last day, and the calculator is optional. If someone else has booked the same time and the same length, you connect on a video call and each of you writes your own thing.
Does the other person read what I write?
No. They see you, not your screen.
Does it work outside November?
Yes. Change the last day in the calculator.
How much does it cost?
It's free. 18 and over.
Tonight, one page. With someone beside you.
Book a sessionFree · 18 and over