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  • April 28, 2011 4:51 pm
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    This month, the first NaNoWriMo novel to become a Hollywood movie appeared screens around the world. Yep, Sara Gruen’s Water for Elephants is finally in theaters! I went with some OLL staffers to see it last night, and we all ate too much popcorn and had a great time. When I got home, I got inspired and dug through the WrimoRadio vaults and pulled out this interview I did with Sara from 2009 2008. Where she offers some tips for the home stretch of NaNoWriMo (equally applicable to Script Frenzy!), and also invites you to come as her guest to the movie’s premiere. Sorry we, um, didn’t mention this earlier.

    Just click on the black bar above the elephant to hear the interview!

    Image of Sara Gruen with one of the stars of the movie courtesy www.saragruen.com

    Tags:  Letters and Light Around the World, NaNoWriMo, by chris baty,.
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