Do they all end the same way?
There was a surprising lack of weather in my chapter (must have been indoors).
We also talk of the weather here in Australia, especially in Melbourne. The joke about Melbourne is that if you don’t like the weather, wait 15 minutes. A little unfair – sometimes it takes a few hours…
Recent example: It was 45°C (approx 113°F) here on Friday (much hotter in other areas – it was a bad day). Just after 3:00pm it dropped to about 27°C (80°F) in about 15 minutes.
I gave up waiting for an answer. I see the bones were there. So they do end sort of the same. 
Nicely done, Sir! Thank you for a lot of fun, Sir.
Thanks for another year of it, Piggy! And thanks for letting us pick over the project again, too.
I think weather was quite irrelevant in my chapter. So was Chicago, for that matter, and pretty much all of the characters. But what a fun chapter. 
This was awesome! Thanks so much.
Wanted to add my hurrah here and am looking forward to reading everyone’s stuff!!!
My chapter feels “chunkier” than usual, but I am so happy to have been able to go again this year. I think I got very lucky with my chapter assignment: being of a perfect size/nature that I could handle and finish on time* – as I am recovering right now from some surgery which slows me down with extended/concentrated activities.
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- Well, soft+1, anyway.
This is great! I’m loving reading through what everyone did and seeing how all our separate styles mesh together! 
I’m wondering what the policy is on sharing the material? Is it acceptable to link through to the download on social media platforms and the like so friends and family can find it? 
Just clocked the cover of Auld Lang Syne … jeezzze … the upwelling of emotion it evoked in me! Hope there are no literal connotations there Rog 
Looks like you’ve pulled off another feat of literary endurance and achievement.
Well done Rog (piggy).
Hope all you Niaders enjoyed yourselves and are proud of your achievements.
Looking forward to this evening’s window of opportunity for a great read.
Take care,and Good Luck,
Vic
Thank you for all your hard work Rog, has been much fun, the writing, the involvement in forum during the day, the whole day. What we do here with our different abilities we should all be proud of and we have you Rog to thank for that.
I also apologise for the extra text that somehow I missed in my chapter I swear I was not trying to just add to word count
Best wishes every one enjoy the read and let’s start looking forward to the next one
Just want to add my thanks to Rog for what is an amazing day. A unique day. There’s nothing like it.
Thanks all who participated and especially Rog!
I was surprised that, in the book containing my contribution, another author repeated one of my key phrases, word for word. Miraculous coincidence.
That was a lot of fun - thanks to all.
And especially Rog, of course - I hope you have a suitably darkened room to lie down in now.
I’m not sure what future use my research into Chicago schools will ever be, but what the heck. It was a blast.
The cup icon update is it 8 or are we missing 8 and going straight to 9
I think Auld Lang Syne is the one for 2018 - just a bit late.
It depends on which timeline you’re on.
Okay, I’ve had a nice snooze and a spot of breakfast. Glad you all seem to have enjoyed the experience! To answer a few questions that have cropped up “overnight”…
The forum badges are now live (they actually went live at about 11pm yesterday)! This year’s NiaD is the 2018 NiaD, just slightly delayed, so if you are one of the TWO people to have taken part in every single NiaD, your badge code would be…
[url=http://novelinaday.com][img]www.pigfender.com/NiaD_Badge/1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8.png[/img][/url]Just two
Yes, sharing the books is both acceptable and encouraged! The full copyright info is here. Essentially, you’re not allowed to sell the book or borrow/steal the plot for other things, but you can give away copies of what we’ve produced for free as long as you keep all the copyright notices etc in the book.
You can even remix them using the Scrivener project file if you like, to create a version with your preferred chapter blend. Alternative covers (one with a grey ‘sticker’ and one with no sticker) are included in the Scrivener project file if you’re so inclined!
Yes, for anyone who is interested, the Scrivener project file (available on the book’s library page) contains all the chapter briefs that everyone received, and some Scapple maps used to plan the book out. The compile setting used are also available for download on the same page.
Big thanks to everyone who took part. We had three people not submit in the end which caused the slightly late posting of the completed books (although all 9 versions were actually finished and on my desktop by 23:57, it just took a bit of time to upload them and write the pages with the right links!), but HUGE THANKS to Keith, Ioa and the whole team at LL for generously hosting the event for the past 8 years, and for making Scrivener and Scapple, without which attempting this kind of event would be inconceivable!
ROG you made me question whether I was one of those two so I went to library and checked that I was involved in every book. Would not want a icon if not earned. I can say proudly I am.
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