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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

134 – Dialogue and Distractions

July 13, 2019

Talking about dialogue, I discovered a rule that can sometimes be broken. Also: procrastination!! It’s another new episode of the StoryADay Podcast

133 – Stepping Onto A Larger Stage

July 6, 2019

Are you holding yourself back? In this episode, I look at three events that have me thinking about what we all have to gain from

131 – Compelling Characters

June 15, 2019

Readers can’t love your story if they don’t love your character. LINKS https://storyaday.org/creating-compelling-characters

131 – Celebrate!

June 1, 2019

A raw, mini episode to celebrate the successful conclusion of StoryADay May 2019 links: Day 31: https://StoryADay.org/2019-05-31 SWAGr for June: https://storyaday.org/swagr-jun-2019/ It’s another new episode of

130 – Short Story Framework

May 25, 2019

A popular resource at StoryADay is the StADa Short Story Framework. Now it’s available to everyone as a download: https://stada.me/framework Also in this episode I

129 – Motivation for May

May 11, 2019

11 days into StoryADay May 2019 and things might not be going quite as you planned, in your writing. In this episode I share some

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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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