Is Non-Fiction Allowed?

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let's say... argumentatives (:
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Number one, do not use all-caps for titles. It's annoying and puts you on my watch list.

Number two, this post makes no sense. You need to explain whatever it is you're talking about.




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If you're asking, "Is non-fiction allowed for NaNoWriMo?" than the answer is yes, anything goes I believe.
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Not sure, first time myself. But then again, it is National NOVEL Writing Month, so I don't know. Browse their website, it should have the answer.

But, argumentatives? ...What?
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No, it isn't. You need to do fiction. It can have aspects that are real, such as Coca-Cola, or living in New York, but the actual story is fiction.
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You're writing a memoir, a script, a nonfiction book about turtles or something else that's not a novel. You're a NaNoRebel, baby! Converse with your fellow outlaws here.


Yes. There's a forum for people doing that sort of thing, anyway, so go for it. :)



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