Wow! Putting chapters together into 7 different books takes a looooong time!
Sorry for the delay in getting the books up. We had huge numbers take part this time, and, for some reason significantly more people submitted at or near the deadline this year rather than spread our through the day.
If anyone else would like their own NiaD9½ Novella-in-a-Day espresso award… you can download (or link) to the file at: pigfender.com/NiaD_Badge/9half.png
Those in my field understand: typos < grammatical errors < logical errors. My writing works, it satisfies the brief, but it doesn't fit what everyone else has written, as expected in every NiaD.
I should feel worse than you
They can’t be on the same line. I tried. You can’t reconcile Montagues and Capulets unless… you know.
For those of you who are keeping count, there are actually 1,633,640,400 distinct versions of The District to be read and enjoyed. Better get cracking!
This website edition is designed to enable you to easily survey and browse all of the written chapters of the book, and, if you choose, to compile your own bespoke version.
And it is definitely the best place to read all 1,633,640,400 distinct versions of the book!
I got very excited to see that my contribution made the cut - was there a cut? Did all submissions get in? - into the Orange version. I am keen to see how my chapter fits in with the others. Hopefully, it does! Can anyone help me with adding the expresso cup? I have tried to add both the image itself and the URL for it into my signature but it kinda didn’t work.
Happy reading of whatever colour version you are in.
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Hey everyone! Just checking in now that I’ve caught up on a bit of sleep to say a massive thank you to everyone who took part. I was overwhelmed by the response!
As always, special thanks are due to Keith and the whole LL team for very kindly hosting us again and letting us clog up their forum for a bit – and of course, for producing Scrivener which makes planning and producing even multi-version collaborative novels simple!
For anyone new to NiaD and the forum, I’d defintely recommend checking out the Scrivener project file used to produce the book, which contains all the info in the briefing packs which got sent to everyone, as well as the submissions themselves and a bunch of cover images. You can even download the compile settings used to produce the books. All that’s available on the book page itself.