Writers planning to participate in the National Novel Writing Month are invited to meet to discuss ideas at 10 a.m. Oct. 31 at The York Emporium, 343 W. Market St., York.
National Novel Writing Month begins Nov. 1. The goal is to write a 175-page
(50,000-word) novel by midnight Nov. 30.
For details, visit www.nanowrimo.org or the local group's Facebook page. Look for Central-PA-Wrimos.
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By BETH VRABEL
For the Daily Record/Sunday News
If a writer's book is his baby, well, then Anthony Fredericks has a lot of babies. As in 118 of them, not counting the half-dozen or so manuscripts currently in gestation.
"I can possibly tell you the titles of the last 10," Fredericks said with a laugh.
Each book, from the first -- "The Reading Comprehension Idea Book" for teachers, printed in 1983 -- to the last, "A is for Anaconda," a children's book published this year -- has been a stepping stone to the next manuscript, Fredericks said.
