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“Duffy offers digestible writing advice, plus bite-sized writing tasks to complete between episodes”

“I learned a bunch listening to her podcast!”

“Julie Duffy offers very short episodes for very short writing with prompts and insightful tips.”

... helps you figure out how to keep that commitment up for the rest of your life. In bite-sized, 10- to 15-minute episodes, listeners can get creativity challenges, writing prompts, and regularly published posts on the craft of writing..

...challenges writers to discover how much they are capable of writing [and] explores how writers can become more committed to their craft

It’s more than a podcast. It’s a supportive community of like-minded writers who want the freedom to write well or badly, as long as they are inspired to keep writing.

I'm a very simple person. When I see a new StoryADay episode, I hunt down my earphones and get on Youtube..

Podcast Episodes

188 – Angela Ackerman & Great Character Writing

November 7, 2020

In Part 2 of my interview with Angela Ackerman, co-author of The Emotion Thesaurus and host of Writers Helping Writers, we talk about how to

187 – Angela Ackerman and “Should You NaNoWriMo?”

October 31, 2020

Angela Ackerman is the co-author of the Emotion Thesaurus range of writing books and the One Stop for Writers site. In this episode I talked

186 – Shiny Object Syndrome

October 18, 2020

Should you take part in NaNoWriMo this year? Should you attend that conference or take that class? Should you buy that new writing craft book?

185 – Write To Read

October 10, 2020

Are you writing short stories? Why? And are you reading short stories? Which ones and again: why? LINKS: 20 Short stories to read that will

184 – What If Writing Felt Inevitable?

October 3, 2020

So much of our procrastination is powered by mindset, but there’s more to making writing an inevitable part of our lives than simply wishing it

183 – Writing Through The Change of Seasons

September 26, 2020

September can be a time for reflection and planning ahead. I have some tips on that as well as some interesting reads from around the

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ABOUT THE PODCAST

Writers write. Professional writers write a lot.

The StoryADay (https://storyaday.org) challenge exists to help you learn how much you’re capable of writing in a month. The Write Every Day, Not “Some Day” podcast helps you figure out how to keep that commitment up for the rest of your life.

Each 10-15 minute episode tackles a particular topic and gives you a writing assignment to complete before the next episode.

Music credit: Alan McPike

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Marta Pelrine-Bacon

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Robin Stein

Robin Stein

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"I love Superstars! More than anything, it's a supportive, encouraging, non-judgmental group. We're all in the same boat, at different points in our writing journeys. No pressure (not much, anyway). It's very freeing to lurk & jump in when it feels comfortable."

JEM Wildfire

JEM Wildfire

Writer

Writing a story a day has been very good practice to develop a positive orientation to writing endeavors, not to mention that it has led me to meet new people, be part of a community and find my writing feet again.

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Neha Mediratta

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