THE 24 HOUR WRITEATHON // 17,000 words!

Regrets. I have them. But I also have 17K words in this WIP and can now happily return to my "no new stories" writing rule for 2020! :)
0:03 What is the #24hourwriteathon, why am I doing it, what's the objective?
THE WRITEATHON EXPERIMENT!
Thoughts (several days later) & my feelings on if I'd ever do this again
☟↓ QUESTIONS FOR YOU BELOOOOOW! ↓☟
D I S C U S S I O N Q U E S T I O N S :
Am I crazy for thinking that it's a great idea to have 1 day per month where I do an 18-hour writeathon just to get new story ideas out of my brain??
Would you ever attempt a 24-hour writeathon?
How has your writing been treating you the past week? Have you started any new stories recently? (Or are you trying to finish some before Camp NaNo??)
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[@quantwhodratherbewritingak8698]

This video was everything that I hoped it would be! LOL. NICE word count, Kate!! It also inspired me to suggest that the next loooooong writing experiment be structured into continuous Pomodoros. As in "25 on / 5 off / 25 on / 5 off / 25 on /5 off / 25 on / 5 off / 25 off" and then repeat continuously for the duration of the experiment. I wonder if the greater structure would help or hinder your productivity? and how it would impact your. creative process?

[@alannafitzgerald1956]

I almost always write in word sprints. I find that I can write almost as much in 15 minutes or so that I can in 30 minutes to an hour. I usually do 15 on 15 off.

[@grapefry]

when you turned the light off I literally said "ooh she's playing a dangerous game, she gonna end up in the bed" then you said "i'm moving to the bed. it's a dangerous game, but someone's gotta play it." I laughed so hard.

[@princessoftheworld1107]

Lmao

[@littlestpineapple2898]

Part of me is like I can't believe you did this again. And then part of me is like I should try this.

[@KateCavanaugh]

That is exactly the problem! That little voice that's like "do it, do it, do it."

[@KateCavanaugh]

But also....you should do it. ;)

[@TheLukeskywalker2]

If I were to ever try it, it would be some sort of combo between the 24 in 36 and 18 hour marathon ideas. I just cannot do 24 straight.

[@littlestpineapple2898]

@@TheLukeskywalker2 Yeah I'm thinking that's where I might be at too. Pretty sure 24 would not be good for me. I'm really close to doing 12 next weekend though, so maybe I'll work up to it.

[@Toriahna]

I will probably try it... AAAAAND there will probably be a lot of shots of me starting to fall asleep. 🤣

[@HellsMirror]

I only once tried to write 8 hours fairly concentrated, with an hour in the middle for lunch (so as if it were a work day) and I got more than 11k done, but it sent me into a week-long writing hangover so... respect to you, Kate, for trying stuff like this over and over again

[@BestsellingAuthorLisaDaily]

Whaaaa? I can't even stay UP for 24 hours, let alone write for that long. You're a badass, I'm cheering for you.👏👏👏👏

[@KateCavanaugh]

I definitely regretted staying up so late. The recovery was surprisingly not bad though! I slept like 3 hours from 6:30 to 9:30ish and then went to bed at 8:00pm and got a full 12 hours the next day bahah.

[@BestsellingAuthorLisaDaily]

@@KateCavanaugh That's a pretty speedy recovery! If it were me, I'm pretty sure I'd need naps every day for like a month. :-)

[@MysticalAmberMC]

@@BestsellingAuthorLisaDaily won't take that long.

[@meganc2639]

So since we're all stuck at home in a quarantine you should try just doing a super long stream that's a collab of like 12 hours of sprints

[@quantwhodratherbewritingak8698]

Megan Coleman THAT would be AMAZING. I loved @ByTheBrooke ‘s 5 hour write-a-thon a few weeks back.

[@ferbthecow5324]

@@quantwhodratherbewritingak8698 it helped me write soo many words and i am just 20 mins in so I love it

[@alipie02]

Exactly 3 years from now... "So I'm doing another 24 hour write-a-thon."

[@anonymousbub3410]

She is now prepping for another one!! Kind of

[@TheHexedLibrary]

First off, I DID tell you not to do it :P But also, because I'm an enabler and I love you, have you considered the timing being the worst part? Like instead of a 6-6 what if you did like midnight to midnight or 10pm-10pm. Because think about it this way, you could just get up early the day before, go to bed early, 4 -6 hours before you start, and then your middle of the night hours when your body is used to being asleep, you'll be the most awake. This meaning, you won't be combatting your body in its normal sleep period along with being exhausted. So theoretically, it might be easier to get through 24 hours in this manner. Lastly, this video was great. All of my favorite things. Your face, your panic, your dad, your pupper. ALL GOOD THINGS.

[@whitebear224]

new to this channel. i think imma start binge watching with this video 👀

[@KateCavanaugh]

Bahaha it's definitely a crazy one to start with! :)

[@alainahershey8148]

the first 24 hour writathon was my first video

[@leahnpatton]

My doggie is also getting old and having accidents. Arthritis is in her back legs so they slip out from under her when she walks on hardwood. I understand an aging puppy. So sad but they’re still so young at heart and cute

[@werelemur1138]

On the one hand, fake hardwood makes it a lot easier to clean up accidents, on the other hand it's a lot easier to slip on. (I have a 15 year old Catahoula.)

[@alannafitzgerald1956]

I love the idea of taking one day a month and writing whatever you want. I think that can help with the "shiny new idea" syndrome. I don't think I would want to write for 24 hours straight once a month for health and more importantly sanity's sake, but a day dedicated to that idea. It takes dedication to stay focused as a writer and commit to the deadlines. This can be one way to combat this. I always enjoy watching your videos. I feel like you are the voice in my head!

[@moab9587]

I realize that this is really extreme and probably not possible, but it would be really cool if you did a 24 hour writeathon LIVESTREAM so we could write along with you.... yeah, definetley not possible 😂😂 would be cool though

[@hopethroughrain7774]

Omg I want to do that so bad

[@ferbthecow5324]

I always miss it cause in in England

[@SarahCahillWrites]

Future you clearly doesn’t listen to past you. You did great though, and regular 18hr days would only serve to help, right? I’ve done a 12hr write a thon (18k maybe?) but wouldn’t be able to manage a 24 hour one. (Kids. Ugh.)

[@Jordan-iq8pu]

I attempted a 24 Hour Writeathon last November. I actually used it to kickstart my 50k Weekend attempt because I figured that 24 hours straight would give me my best chance at writing 50k words in three days. I wrote just under 15k words during my 24 Hour Writeathon and a little over 25k during the 50k Weekend Attempt. & I'm 100% willing and wanting to try another 24 Hour Writeathon because I'm clearly insane lol :)

[@Castlelover100]

LOL loved revisiting the 19:84 time again haha. But I'm super proud of you for surpassing your last 24-hour writeathon's 15k!! I definitely think 18 hours sounds much more manageable!

[@taylorb4507]

I’m excited to say I was part of the live for this video 😁!

[@KateCavanaugh]

YAY! :)

[@jillianholderfield1295]

Yeah. I was in the bot live write in but it was still awesome!

[@annamiller2057]

My favorite short stories: "The Husband Stitch" by Carmen Maria Machado, "Sonny's Blues" by James Baldwin, and "The Lottery" by Shirley Jackson. As a warning these short stories highlight shortcomings in society (more or less) so they might be dispiriting. I appreciate your dedication Kate!

[@marenm8787]

My first thought when I heard you were doing 24 hours was: 'But you told yourself NOT to do this again...' But then again… I don't listen to myself either with stuff like that. And it sure was great, joining you. :D Also: Still hoping for some 'it's fine'-merch… ;) Lots of love for Duke!

[@saltywriteralex]

Kate: 24 write-a-thon bad idea! Me after watching this: I must do one right now. 😆

[@valsbookvoyages3344]

just a note: i have been binging ur channel and saw u make cheese bread a lot and i started craving it so i found a recipe and just spent 2 hours waiting for yeast to rise and i honestly feel this bread is my child at this point but it just came out and it's amazing ❤

[@ApricotStone]

I am dying at the fact that we have the exact same kind of oven- YES YOU PUT IN THE 19:84!!!! XD

[@taylorb4507]

your little tracker sheet is so cute 🥺

[@KateCavanaugh]

Aww thanks! :)

[@mills3653]

We read and analysed the monkeys paw in schooool😂😂😂. I actually liked that short story.

[@Lillystar98]

you could try doing a 24 in 32 next time! you'll still have 24 hours of writing but with 8 hours (or however many you need) to sleep in between :)

[@jeffblimisinahurry]

I’m going to do Camp NaNoWriMo this April and if I have a free weekend, I am DEFINITELY doing this.

[@AeSunfyre]

'That I don't know anything about, my character does know everything about them...' Yeah. Know that feeling. XD

[@monnetandrea8611]

I don't know why, but I think we will see the 24h writeaton v 3.0 muche earlier than 3 years 🤣

[@hunterdoss2609]

Hey Kate! 17k words is actually insane to me! I am absolutely excited for The Meridian Maps, and you said in the video that you were working on it. Can we have an update on The Meridian Maps? I'm sure I'm the only one who wants to know about how it's coming along, it's just so exciting for us watchers! Lol! You inspire me, Kate! I started writing stories myself, and I love watching your videos while writing!

[@outsiderfilms3437]

Hi Kate! Your channel is awesome. Could you have perhaps make a video for young aspiring writers?

[@rachelbybeetheharpist]

the speech thing on scrivener is meant to speak what you’ve written so far for you. if you click at the beginning of a page you’ve written it will read that page for you. that’s why it didn’t work, cause you had nothing written down (hope this helps!)

[@KateCavanaugh]

Yessss that helps a lot! And it would definitely be a useful feature now that I understand bahaha, just not what I needed it for then! THANK YOU.

[@WeAreTheTwintails]

Well done, Kate. You made it. I'm proud of you. I wish I had the resolve to write for 24 hours. But I know I don't. At least not without some serious accountability.

[@AuthorZaraHoffman]

I might be dumb enough to try a 12-hour writeathon but I don't know if I'd ever try a 24-hour one. I mostly work on one project at a time but that's regarding novels. I do alternate novel work to freelance work (when I get it via Ko-fi) and my podcast (Write-Ish).

[@moorejb1]

I love when you show the pupperoni. Duke melts my heart every time. And I am loving this tracker you’re using. Your videos give me several ideas on how to fine tune my own routine when I transition to full time writing

[@jetteharris6818]

I'm writing an 8th/9th grade "serial killer" thriller novel for Camp NaNoWriMo!

[@xShortyxJordyx]

When I saw you were going to do the 24 hour writeathon, i was like "But... Kate... didn't you say you'd never do one again??" and here we are... Your word count is most admirable. I may or may not attempt a 12 hour writeathon early next week with the project I've re-outlined b/c I'm off work until April 19th!

[@myownstory4030]

Omgggg the 24 hour write-a-thon again!! I have been rewatching your write-a-thons forever and there’s a new one I can watch now...I love you kate Cavanaugh 🥺💕

[@cartoonyyaya7985]

You deserve way more attention, your great!

[@therogueeducator8452]

Past 21 yo self with no responsibilities: Oh how fun! Sign me up. Actual 35 yo self with two kids: Exhausted just watching you lol

[@alidewi8118]

I just want to take a moment to tell you how grateful I am for your videos. I have started writing way more often because of you and I’m trying a Nanowrimo this year. Thank you for inspiring me and so many others and please keep doing what your doing because it makes my day (and likely the days of many others)!💓

[@IsabelleMarot]

I wouldn't do a 24hr writeathon but I definitely would be down for 18hrs!

[@ilkareads3493]

I love the idea of giving yourself one day a month to get new story ideas out. I imagine it's so hard to know you are not allowed any new stories all year, because isn't that the moment you suddenly get even more ideas for new stuff than usual? So I'm all for being flexible with your rules and giving yourself a cheat day. Also, great vlog! I could never do a 24-hour-writeathon though, I can't even stay awake for 24 hours straight, much less be productive for that much time.

[@ChaosInSpace]

OMG it's meee!!!!! 😄Thanks for coming by my write in!! It was super fun to have all the lives while you were doing this!! 18 hours does sound a lot more achievable than 24 hours, I'm tempted to do one for camp nanowrimo. 19:84 BAHAHAHAHAHA I love that that made it into the vlog 😂that was such a fun stream!!

[@VanessaMarieCreates]

I'm impressed that you were able to stay awake for 24 hours, let alone write for that amount of time! And honestly, that's more words than I write in an entire month, so way to go!

[@Laurapoet33]

Fantastic video as usual Kate! Thank you for putting yourself through crazy challenges for our entertainment and edification :P I’m AMAZED you made it through on only 4 cups of coffee! Also I just wanted to chime in and say that several hours after watching this video I got an ad for those lava cakes on my Instagram feed! Coincidence? I THINK NOT! 🧐

[@briannajohnson5484]

So when I start writing in a story I try to outline. Then in the middle of outlining the next story is trying to take the front of my brain instead of the one I'm on.

[@sarahkendle7564]

I am a bit of a lurker but I really enjoy watching your videos and seeing your sweet, old pup. These videos really fire me up and motivate me to write too, so thank you very much for that, though I draw the line at doing a 24 hour writeathon!

[@katarakitten9088]

Hmm... I might try this. You're such an inspiration!

[@KateCavanaugh]

I'm sending you ALL THE LUCK for if you try!! :)

[@newnametocome386]

Have you read Afterworlds by Scott Westerfeld? It is one where you read about a girl that has written a book and her journey for publishing and you read the story too. It was really good.

[@ainsleyzirkle2485]

The live writeathon was AMAZING!!!!!!!!! 😄😄😄😄😄❤️❤️❤️❤️😁😁😁😁😁

[@KateCavanaugh]

Yayay, I'm glad you enjoyed it! :)

[@EmilyBourne]

I remember the last time you said “I’m never ever doing this again” so I totally see you doing this again 😂😂

[@elliwesishawkins4799]

I’m new to your channel and honestly I love that you take breaks and focus on water and exercise! Overall this was an awesome video, keep up the great work!

[@blue_birdie]

Yesssss I've been waiting for this since the live stream!!!!!!!!!

[@Eve.Daniels]

Yes! One day a month of 18 hour Write-a-thon. That seems totally doable and actually like a really good idea... for longer projects anyways. I'm a children's author so... yeah. An hour is pretty much all I've got.

[@loxee4769]

I've only ever seriously worked on one book-length project and therefore it isn't really a problem for me to stay on track for it. I just can't bring myself to start anything new because I'm scared I might abandon my WIP and that would make me feel the worst. So, not really. A bigger problem is that I just don't continuously write, lol.

[@azriel9499]

I like the idea of a monthly 18 hour writeathon, I can never stick to one project so it's probably something I should try.

[@peyton3364]

I was so surprised to see you do another 24-hr challenge. Every time I see these I wanna do one, but I doubt I’d have the will power lol I’d maybe make it 3-4 hrs. Also, I told myself I wasn’t going to start any new stories this year either and then last week I found the beginning for a YA sci-fi book about a cyborg I wrote in high school and got so excited about it. Problem is, I’m in the middle of a 9 book fantasy series I’ve been writing. Not the time to start another story lol

[@jadeofmanytraits5565]

I am so excited to watch this viedo

[@rebekaalvie]

You're so awesome for getting through this. I think I might try like 12 hour thing. Or maybe 24 hours over a 48 hour period. But I couldn't do 24 all in one go. I'd have to have some sleep in there somewhere.

[@iWriteWithPride]

This is inspiring and awesome. Since I'm stuck indoors anyway until the 13th, I might as well try this out myself 😂

[@JPWrites]

I have a very important question: Aren't your coffees cold by the time you get to them? Do you like cold coffee? I often forget my tea when I'm in the zone, and once it's cold I need to tip it out and make a new one 😂

[@GabrielRodriguez-dc8vq]

I have a dozen projects on the go at the moment. I get bored easily with one project and a new one may appear that sounds more promising so I'd focus on something new instead.

[@storytellingsnek5255]

My best wishes editing the text-to-speech portions... It was all I had when my keyboard broke... And then to transfer handwritten parts when my laptop died. I am now considering waiting until I have access to a working laptop to transfer my handwritten chapters bc I don't posses the metal or spiritual fortitude for such a herculean task.

[@sadiemcc9363]

I am totally crazy enough to do this--what else am I gonna do during quarantine?? On a different note, three days until Camp NaNoWriMo and I haven't even decided which project I want to work on. I'm a planner. Oh, no... Also, does anyone know why the Camp NaNo website won't let me set my goal in hours?

[@jasmineross9845]

Sadie McC Apparently they're only going by words now for tracking :(

[@fankaoliviilivki]

This feature is going to come back in 2021. We have to figure it out by words until then :(

[@littlestpineapple2898]

Definitely did not read the part of the title that had the word count was very stressed the whole time about what the word count would be.

[@billyalarie929]

hey Kate, can you explain a little about the difference (for you) between writing your prose on your laptop, and talking through it so that it's recorded? i missed something big as far as that goes, i think, and i would love if you could elaborate on that a little. love your channel! :)

[@JimmieHammel]

I wanna do a 24 hour writathon one day next week for the first week of camp nano. I think I work on the first of the month, but I'm off the 3rd and 4th

[@vilet918]

I can't quite pull a 24-hour write-a-thon since I have a full-time job. But the idea of sitting down and doing an extended as much as I can write in a day write-a-thon for a day or two regarding a project that's bothering me and I just want to get done that's not a bad idea. Because I have like 15 ideas probably more. And off the top of my head I can think of at least five stories I really want to work on. So yeah focusing on one project is a huge problem for me. Campnano is helping though.

[@nat.en.palabras]

I really love your challenges because they motivate me so much! I was wondering what is new project diary. Which program or interface is? Saludos desde Argentina ❤

[@swymaj02]

U just inspired me to dedicate tomorrow (UK time) to writing. I'll vlog the ordeal. I'll give u some heads up afterwards, cos I want to. Also, a friend and I have entered a competition to hopefully get a publishing deal for our books, which are still in their 0/1st drafts (mine is more of a 0.5? draft, if u know what I mean), so I'll be pumped if I get a response from them (Penguin Books BTW).

[@SomniiLinn]

Your family is the cutest. THE CUTEST I TELL YOU!!!

[@crystalwaters2068]

Hour 2, while you were pondering what to do regarding the names of classical composers, two names popped in my mind Gabriel Faure (Pavane) Samuel Barber (Adagio for Strings), I love those songs! And, a piece of advice, why don't you give one of the characters one of your own likes, dislikes and traits or the likes, dislikes and traits of someone you know? It would be easier than doing research... in this case.

[@sabrarose1197]

There is no reason to call you an idiot for doing another 24-hour whiteathon because we all do something that makes us go crazy or makes us regret our thoughts, action and etc but here is the truth.... We never learn because we all love to take a little risk and CAUZ A LOT OF CHAOS!!!! Muahahahah!

[@x_misstwitch_x]

So I feel very underachieving by watching this but that's okay because we all work at our own pace! AND, I didn't know Kate lived in Texas in the San Antonio area! I'm up north in the Austin area!

[@writingwithkim2320]

I have been watching these videos all week long just because I am very excited about Writing for NaNoWriMo. I just watched this video for the second time this week because I want to try my hand at writing for a whole day. Which is what I do on a regular basis. But I want to have a full video on my NaNoWriMo writing routine for 24 hours. This video is literally just a huge Inspiration for me and my channel. So I need to figure out what day or days I have available on my schedule to just write all day. Lol. Gotta pay the damb phone bill first.

[@arkhammass5935]

Currently doing my own 24 hour create-a-thon. It's been 17 hours. I have you to blame/thank for this. I'm tired but getting so much work done!

[@raymondkim3740]

Part of me wonders if the 24 hour writeathon would be less stressful if you let yourself just take a nap midway through, a schedules break time sorts. I say this because watching while the video, I noticed that each time you took a break you still seemed a bit stressed about it or kinda guilty about it. Though I guess putting in breaks would defeat the purpose of a 24 hour writeathon because then it'd just be regular writing schedule, but what would be the difference between a normal workday, a real 24 hour writeathon, and a 24 hour writing session with designated breaks that don't count towards the 24 hours you have to be writing. It's kinda the age old question of "are power naps good and can they replace regular sleep?" I feel like the Mythbusters did a thing about this on a special episode.

[@sophiekristie7256]

Wow... How you manage to do one of these every so often, I have no clue. I've been trying to one of these for sooo sooo long, but with my other work and living with roommates, I think I might try a modified version. I can already tell I'm going to need a lot of spiritual motivation by way of tons of your challenge videos. Oh my god, does this mean I'm going to be doing this? Does it?? Does IT??? ahhhhh

[@welcometorealiti1244]

Watching your video through the first 2/3 I had the bright idea of wanting to do it too, even though I have written, at most, for 2 consecutive hours... and then I watched the last 5 minutes and was like "nope, nope, nope, gotta go" lol

[@thatsroughbuddy8816]

with the question about multiple projects, I have a notebook where I write all the ideas I have for books, then I continue with my project that I'm on. after I've finished that first project, I am looking for a new story while I wait a bit of time to do my revisions and draft 2.

[@vampireassassin4750]

I never tried a 24 hour one yet but I attempted a 12 hour one where I wrote the beginning of a Zombie Apocalypse short story (which may turn into a full length novel because of how I ended the story) featuring a twelve year old protagonist whom the day Zombies started walking the Earth was home sick alone while her parents were at work she spent the majority of the day asleep not watching the news or anything so she doesn't know about the walking dead yet and she decides to look out the window and sees someone being eaten by a Zombie "Uh oh!" I wrote 11,217 words in the short story but now I am thinking about turning it into a novel but I need an outline and characters for that the 11,000 plus words was just free written words no outline no sense of where it's going nothing but now I need direction to know more before I continue

[@lilybennettnitsche6227]

It’s so cool you work on multiple projects at a time. When I write something I get so into it and obsessed I think about it all the time and when I’m working on it I can’t even imagine working on something else, nothing even feels appetizing. That’s the fun of it for me, complete immersion into characters and a story and pure obsession. Its interesting how writers are all so different.

[@Themoment888]

I consider myself a mix of planner and pantser but that 36 scene sheet was too much for me lol. I start by getting the main character designs and back story and then I shape the plot around their personalities and how they would react to things. I'm writing a fantasy novel so the world-building planning is taking more of my time too.

[@pixireads]

I've tried 24 hour readathons, I can never stay up for the entire 24 hours. So in that regard, I must applaud you. You were also very productive for those 24 hours. I would agree though, your mood dropped towards the end so cutting it down next time would probably be a good idea.

[@jessielynn101]

I want to try this now. Watched your last video on the 24 hour writeathon, so I know it'll probably go down horribly. I can't even write for one hour without saying "Is it over yet?" I'm a new writer. I've never even finished a short story before. Speaking of which, I only really tried twice to write a short story. I never finished. My goal for the 24 hour writeathon is to reach 5,000 words. (Also, I'm not going to write for 24 hours. I don't want to mess up my sleep schedule, so I'm only going to write from the time I wake up to the time I go to bed.)

[@breemlew]

Because of one of your other blogs, i finally purchased an Ubotie keyboard! I am so excited to write with it!

[@caitlinmason8918]

How long are your scenes for? I always struggle with finding length in them. I know the average amount is a page and a half? Just want to know how you do it. Love the video!

[@tamilspeicher5633]

You said you wouldn't do the 24hour write again, for at least 3 years - So do a 12 hour or an 18 hour write, grab your most productive hours.

[@paperbackbrookie6804]

I cannot believe that you wrote for 24 hours. That’s wild. Love these videos.

[@Indestructable2219]

In Scrivener, how did you center your text that way? It's beautiful and I've been trying for ages.

[@mleeebb]

Kate, I've wondered this for a while now... are you related to Sarah Jarosz? I swear you look just like her!

[@melodid5023]

This is crazy! I could never XD I would straight up die XD

[@doodlehawk91]

I rewatched this andwhen I saw the little pupers I cried😭😭😭😭😭

[@Ayyyyyyymanduh]

Love you Kate but the best part of this video was obviously your dog 🤷🏻‍♀️😘

[@justmartine]

In my Monsters in Fiction class, we were literally in the middle of our zombie unit when all this pandemic craziness caught in America lol

[@glowllama]

As a future viewer, yes passed Kate. You are trying this again, exactly 3 years later.

[@angieperez3864]

Mood: AM I DEAD? Welp I'm dead laughing. lol

[@heartmommyinpa]

I love your personalized web browser. Do you use chrome or safari?

[@lorddorogoth]

It's funny how Brandon Sanderson did 19k in half the time.

[@ME-dk3ip]

You might have answered this before, but what writing program do you use?

[@AbiofPellinor]

This video is so motivating! I'd love to try this idea for my own book as it'll help with writers block (once it's all planned out at least)