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Ready, Set, Novel!

Ready, Set Novel! is a writing workbook desinged to help writers outline and plan a novel. It was written by Chris Baty, Tavia Stewart-Streit, and Lindsey Grant and released in 2011.
You can buy Ready, Set, Novel! wherever books are sold, as well as in the NaNoWriMo store. Copies sold in the NaNoWriMo Store are signed by Chris and Tavia (as Lindsey is current overseas).
==External Links==
* Ready, Set, Novel! in the NaNoWriMo store
Category:Writing Books
Realistic Fiction

Realistic Fiction is a genre set in contemporary-ish times, about the lives and times of ordinary (or not-so-ordinary) people. It lacks the speculative elements of genres like fantasy and science fiction and is generally more plot-driven than Literary Fiction.
The Realistic Fiction forum is for writers in the real world, writing about the real world. It was known as Mainstream & Realistic Fiction until 2019.
== Forum Description == 
"Like to keep it real? This is the home for plot-driven stories you can read in a single sitting. Real world, realistic people, realistic situations... but still fiction!" (2015-present)
"Story-driven, able to be gobbled up in a single transcontinental plane ride. May contain elements of some or all other genres."(???-2014)
== Topics and Threads ==
* A thread looking for writing buddies
== Moderators ==
=== Current Moderators ===
* Heather Dudley (2015-present)
* The global moderators (September 2019-present)
=== Former Moderators ===
* shatterglass (???-2014)
* Loriba
* skybluefusion (2015-2016)
* Rachel B. Moore (2017-September 2019)
== External Links ==
* NaNoWriMo forum for Realistic Fiction
Category:NaNoWriMo forums
Rebecca Stern

Rebecca Stern was National Novel Writing Month's Development Manager.
Before joining the NaNoWriMo staff as Director of Programs in April 2015, Rebecca taught elementary and middle school for a decade and worked on a tablet-based curriculum at Pearson Education. She has also taught NaNoWriMo in the classroom, participated herself, and served on the Associate Board.
Rebecca went on a leave of absense during the 2016 NaNoWriMo season, returning in early 2017 as the Development Manager. Tim Kim became the new Director of Programs at that time.
Rebecca left the NaNoWriMo staff sometime in 2019.
When not working on NaNoWriMo, Rebecca can be found poking around in bookstores, trying to break her addiction to Candy Crush, drinking shots of espresso, and hanging out with Laika, her cosmonaut dog.
Category:OLL staff
Region/Africa/Egypt

The Africa::Egypt region consists of the country of Egypt. It is the largest region in Africa, with nearly 20,000 members. However, it's worth noting that the Egypt region appears first when all the NaNoWriMo regions are listed alphabetically. This may cause inflated membership numbers and regional word counts.
The region's About Us reads "Welcome to NaNoWriMo's Egypt region! We are an army of Egyptian writers (weaving magic in both Arabic and English) and refer to ourselves as Pharaoh Wrimos, because we're cool like that."
== Municipal Liaisons==
===Present===
* Nevellie (2017-present)
===Past===
* taylorkate (2006)
* CairoKate (2006)
* riddler (2008-2010)
* uniqueness (2015-2016)
* The region had no ML from 2011 to 2014.
==Statistics==
* In 2012, the Egypt region wrote 7,662,765 words.
* In 2013, the Egypt region wrote 2,726,206 words.
* 2014: 245 novelists; 3,128,396 words written; 12,768 average wordcount
* 2015: 205 novelists; 2,417,740 words written; 11,793 average wordcount
* 2016: 115 novelists; 1,401,968 words written; 12,191 average wordcount
* 2017: 108 novelists; 1,515,440 words written; 14,031 average wordcount
* 2018: 93 novelists; 1,189,266 words written; 12,787 average wordcount
* 2019: 81 novelists; 6 winners; 1,294,819 words writtenTotals from the NaNo Stats Generator, using the 2019 non-public Word Count API. This data includes everyone who has joined the region (not necessarily homed) but excludes projects not associated with the NaNoWriMo 2019 event, including word counts across multiple projects.
* 2020: 80 novelists; 1,088,181 words written; 13,602 average wordcountSent from NaNoWriMo HQ, February 2021. Consists of active homed participants who created a NaNoWriMo 2020 project.
==Notes==
==External Links==
* Egypt Regional Page
* Egypt Regional Forum
Category:Africa regions
Region/Africa/Elsewhere

The Africa::Elsewhere region consists of the other countries in Africa that do not have a region. It is the second largest region in Africa, with over 7,500 members.
Its About Us reads "If you are doing NaNoWriMo and you live in Africa, or are from Africa, or simply have some sort of link to Africa, then this is the place for you."
==Municipal Liaisons==
===Present===
* abanabie (2014-present)
===Past===
* moonblue (2010-2013)
* magependragon (2010)
==Statistics==
* In 2012, the Africa::Elsewhere region wrote 13,993,036 words.
* In 2013, the Africa::Elsewhere region wrote 6,620,874 words.
* 2014: 253 novelists; 5,641,603 words written; 22,298 average wordcount
* 2015: 257 novelists; 5,295,622 words written; 20,605 average wordcount
* 2016: 221 novelists; 3,101,243 words written; 14,032 average wordcount
* 2017: 227 novelists; 3,460,777 words written; 15,245 average wordcount
* 2018: 267 novelists; 3,218,189 words written; 12,053 average wordcount
* 2019: 182 novelists; 40 winners; 3,369,823 words writtenTotals from the NaNo Stats Generator, using the 2019 non-public Word Count API. This data includes everyone who has joined the region (not necessarily homed) but excludes projects not associated with the NaNoWriMo 2019 event, including word counts across multiple projects.
* 2020: 216 novelists; 3,525,034 words written; 16,320 average wordcountSent from NaNoWriMo HQ, February 2021. Consists of active homed participants who created a NaNoWriMo 2020 project.
==Notes==
==External Links==
* Elsewhere Regional Page
* Elsewhere Regional Forum
Category:Africa regions
Region/Africa/Kenya

The Africa::Kenya region consists of the country of Kenya. As of February 2021, its description reads "Welcome to the intersection of all things creativity, imaginativity and awesometivity for all us writers based in Kenya. Remember to recruit your friends, your grandma, your dog, and your neighbors! Come on Africa, Let's Write!"
==Municipal Liaisons==
===Present===
* elimwalimu (2019-present)
===Past===
* MarcMaxon (2011)
* Nahellenia (2014-2015)
* samercostello (2017)
* no ML (2016, 2018)
==Statistics==
* In 2012, the Kenya region wrote 1,118,329 words.
* In 2013, the Kenya region wrote 500,679 words.
* 2014: 49 novelists; 721,217 words written; 14,718 average wordcount 
* 2015: 52 novelists; 933,660 words written; 17,955 average wordcount
* 2016: 41 novelists; 365,900 words written; 8,924 average wordcount
* 2017: 55 novelists; 795,820 words written; 14,469 average wordcount
* 2018: 47 novelists; 531,372 words written; 11,305 average wordcount
* 2019: 51 novelists; 19 winners; 1,363,989 words writtenTotals from the NaNo Stats Generator, using the 2019 non-public Word Count API. This data includes everyone who has joined the region (not necessarily homed) but excludes projects not associated with the NaNoWriMo 2019 event, including word counts across multiple projects.
* 2020: 54 novelists; 1,039,722 words written; 19,254 average wordcountSent from NaNoWriMo HQ, February 2021. Consists of active homed participants who created a NaNoWriMo 2020 project.
==Notes==
==External Links==
* Kenya Regional Page
* Kenya Regional Forum
Category:Africa regions
Region/Africa/South Africa

South Africa is notable in that it is the only African country with multiple NaNo regions.
South Africa became an independent region from Elsewhere in 2005 and was helmed by several municipal liaisons including: magependragon (2005-2008), immolin (2005-2006), Morcalivan (2008), moonblue (2008), and SAShirl (2008).
In 2009, South Africa split into three regions: Eastern Cape (MLed by moonblue and David Seven), Western Cape (MLed by magependragon), and Johannesburg (MLed by lyonza).
In 2010, Eastern Cape and Western Cape were divided up into the current regions.
==South Africa Regional Directory==
* Africa::South Africa::Cape Town
* Africa::South Africa::Elsewhere
* Africa::South Africa::Grahamstown
* Africa::South Africa::Johannesburg
* Africa::South Africa::Port Elizabeth
* Africa::South Africa::Pretoria
South Africa
South Africa
Region/Africa/South Africa/Cape Town

The Africa::South Africa::Cape Town region consists of the Cape Town area.
The regional About Us reads "Welcome to the Cape Town region of NaNoWriMo! We're a friendly bunch, writing between Table Mountain and two (count 'em, TWO) oceans. Please do join us for write ins and introduce yourself in the forums."
==Municipal Liaisons==
===Present===
* citanul (2016-present)
===Past===
* magependragon (2010-2011)
* NaNo_Bot (2010-2013)
* Karin_Photo (2014)
* africanstardust (2015-2017)
* Aogera (2016-2019)
* WesJade (2019)
==Statistics==
* In 2012, the Cape Town region wrote 4,209,401 words.
* In 2013, the Cape Town region wrote 3,545,784 words.
* 2014: 200 novelists; 3,394,879 words written; 16,974 average wordcount
* 2015: 195 novelists; 3,809,558 words written; 19,536 average wordcount
* 2016: 185 novelists; 3,220,929 words written; 17,410 average wordcount
* 2017: 198 novelists; 3,394,928 words written; 17,146 average wordcount
* 2018: 180 novelists; 3,323,752 words written; 18,465 average wordcount
* 2019: 151 novelists; 57 winners; 3,768,300 words writtenTotals from the NaNo Stats Generator, using the 2019 non-public Word Count API. This data includes everyone who has joined the region (not necessarily homed) but excludes projects not associated with the NaNoWriMo 2019 event, including word counts across multiple projects.
* 2020: 127 novelists; 2,239,757 words written; 17,636 average wordcountSent from NaNoWriMo HQ, February 2021. Consists of active homed participants who created a NaNoWriMo 2020 project.
==Notes==
==External Links==
* Cape Town Regional Page
* Cape Town regional forum
Category:Africa regions
Category:South Africa Regions
Region/Africa/South Africa/Elsewhere

The Africa::South Africa::Elsewhere region consists of the parts of South Africa that do not currently have a region. It is the second largest region in South Africa, with over 1,800 members.
As of February 2021, its regional description reads "Writing out from Sunny South Africa. All South Africans, and those with connections to South Africa, are welcome."
==Municipal Liaisons==
===Present===
* AlyssC01 (2014-present)
* pokerface (2016-present)
===Past===
* David Seven (2013)
* magependragon (2010)
* lyonza (2010)
==Statistics==
* In 2012, the Elsewhere region wrote 5,129,927 words.
* In 2013, the Elsewhere region wrote 2,691,304 words.
* 2014: 113 novelists; 2,635,995 words written; 23,327 average wordcount
* 2015: 122 novelists; 2,803,432 words written; 22,978 average wordcount
* 2016: 130 novelists; 2,805,934 words written; 21,584 average wordcount
* 2017: 125 novelists; 2,515,551 words written; 20,124 average wordcount
* 2018: 122 novelists; 2,796,070 words written; 22,918 average wordcount
* 2019: 146 novelists; 58 winners; 3,836,278 words writtenTotals from the NaNo Stats Generator, using the 2019 non-public Word Count API. This data includes everyone who has joined the region (not necessarily homed) but excludes projects not associated with the NaNoWriMo 2019 event, including word counts across multiple projects.
* 2020: 110 novelists; 2,336,337 words written; 21,239 average wordcountSent from NaNoWriMo HQ, February 2021. Consists of active homed participants who created a NaNoWriMo 2020 project.
==Notes==
==External Links==
* Elsewhere Regional Lounge
* Elsewhere regional forum
* South Africa Twitter
* South Africa Facebook
Category:Africa regions
Category:South Africa Regions
Region/Africa/South Africa/Grahamstown

The Africa :: South Africa :: Grahamstown region consists of the city of Grahamstown and the surrounding areas.
==Municipal Liaisons==
===Present===
* moonblue (2010-2017, 2020)
===Past===
* Matthew Dewey (2019)
* no ML (2018)
==Statistics==
* In 2012, the Grahamstown region wrote 1,228,597 words.
* In 2013, the Grahamstown region wrote 349,800 words, averaging 21862.50 per homed Wrimo.
* 2014: 22 novelists; 330,176 words written; 15,008 average wordcount
* 2015: 17 novelists; 152,423 words written; 8,966 average wordcount
* 2016: 15 novelists; 287,472 words written; 19,164 average wordcount
* 2017: 16 novelists; 236,645 words written; 14,790 average wordcount
* 2018: 12 novelists; 158,057 words written; 13,171 average wordcount
* 2019: 23 novelists; 9 winners; 617,926 words writtenTotals from the NaNo Stats Generator, using the 2019 non-public Word Count API. This data includes everyone who has joined the region (not necessarily homed) but excludes projects not associated with the NaNoWriMo 2019 event, including word counts across multiple projects.
* 2020: 13 novelists; 227,703 words written; 17,516 average wordcountSent from NaNoWriMo HQ, February 2021. Consists of active homed participants who created a NaNoWriMo 2020 project.
==Notes==
==External Links==
* Grahamstown Regional page
* Grahamstown regional forum
* Grahamstown Facebook
Category:Africa regions
Category:South Africa Regions
Region/Africa/South Africa/Johannesburg

The Africa :: South Africa :: Johannesburg region consists of Johannesburg and the surrounding area.
Its About Us reads "Jo'burg - inspired, talented, creative and brimming with story ideas. Authors and writers who create and turn dreams into words."
==Municipal Liaisons==
===Present===
* TheJeminist (2016-present)
* seriouswhimsy (2018-present)
===Past===
* lyonza (2009-2010)
* WinterWhite (2010)
* santacruzruls (2013-2017)
==Statistics==
* In 2012, the Johannesburg region wrote 4,470,113 words.
* In 2013, the Johannesburg region wrote 4,814,203 words.
* 2014: 225 novelists; 5,199,546 words written; 23,109 average wordcount
* 2015: 236 novelists; 5,425,624 words written; 22,989 average wordcount
* 2016: 237 novelists; 5,167,320 words written; 21,803 average wordcount
* 2017: 224 novelists; 4,186,773 words written; 18,690 average wordcount
* 2018: 207 novelists; 3,617,770 words written; 17,477 average wordcount
* 2019: 173 novelists; 54 winners; 4,127,850 words writtenTotals from the NaNo Stats Generator, using the 2019 non-public Word Count API. This data includes everyone who has joined the region (not necessarily homed) but excludes projects not associated with the NaNoWriMo 2019 event, including word counts across multiple projects.
* 2020: 119 novelists; 2,593,389 words written; 21,793 average wordcountSent from NaNoWriMo HQ, February 2021. Consists of active homed participants who created a NaNoWriMo 2020 project.
==Notes==
==External Links==
* Johannesburg Regional Page
* Johannesburg Regional Forum
* JoziWrimos Facebook
* JoziWrimos Twitter
Category:Africa regions
Category:South Africa Regions
Region/Africa/South Africa/Port Elizabeth

The Africa :: South Africa :: Port Elizabeth region consists of the city of Port Elizabeth.
The region uses the #PEWrimos hashtag on Twitter to find other novelists in the area.
==Municipal Liaisons==
===Present===
no ML (2020)
===Past===
* David Seven (2010-2019)
* StillDormant (2011-2012)
* Melanie James (2014)
* JebbX (2017-2018)
==Statistics==
* In 2012, the Port Elizabeth region wrote 1,515,498 words.
* In 2013, the Port Elizabeth region wrote 978,055 words.
* 2014: 24 novelists; 821,561 words written; 34,231 average wordcount
* 2015: 18 novelists; 318,724 words written; 17,706 average wordcount
* 2016: 21 novelists; 379,295 words written; 18,061 average wordcount
* 2017: 26 novelists; 450,203 words written; 17,315 average wordcount
* 2018: 23 novelists; 382,337 words written; 16,623 average wordcount
* 2019: 28 novelists; 4 winners; 444,471 words writtenTotals from the NaNo Stats Generator, using the 2019 non-public Word Count API. This data includes everyone who has joined the region (not necessarily homed) but excludes projects not associated with the NaNoWriMo 2019 event, including word counts across multiple projects.
* 2020: 16 novelists; 232,601 words written; 14,538 average wordcountSent from NaNoWriMo HQ, February 2021. Consists of active homed participants who created a NaNoWriMo 2020 project.
==Notes==
==External Links==
* Port Elizabeth Regional page
* Port Elizabeth regional forum
* NaNoWriMo Port Elizabeth
* @PEWrimo on Twitter
Category:Africa regions
Category:South Africa Regions