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SWAGr for July 2022

It’s that time again: time to make your commitments to your writing for the coming month. Join us!

Serious Writers' Accountability Group

Welcome to the Serious Writers’ Accountability Group!

Post your goals for this month and let us know how you got on with last month’s goals.

Serious Writers' Accountability Group

Leave a comment below telling us how you got on last month, and what you plan to do next month, then check back in on the first of each month, to see how everyone’s doing.

(It doesn’t have to be fiction. Feel free to use this group to push you in whatever creative direction you need.)

Did you live up to your commitment from last month? Don’t remember what you promised to do? Check out the comments from last month.

And don’t forget to celebrate with/encourage your fellow SWAGr-ers on their progress!

Download your SWAGr Tracking Sheet now, to keep track of your commitments this month

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Examples of Goals Set By SWAGr-ers in previous months

  • Finish first draft of story and write 3 articles for my school paper. – Courtney
  • Write on seven days this month – Clare
  • Extend my reading and to read with a ‘writers eye’- Wendy
  • write 10,000 words – Mary Lou

 So, what will you accomplish this month? Leave your comment below (use the drop-down option to subscribe to the comments and receive lovely, encouraging notifications from fellow StADa SWAGr-ers!)

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10 thoughts on “SWAGr for July 2022”

  1. Hello everyone!

    In June JUNE, I completed reading and taking notes on Mary Karr’s book on Memoir. I’ve been generating ideas and pertinent elements for acts 2 and 3 of the play. No draft in sight on act 3 yet.

    July (how did it get to be July 0f 2022 is what I wonder!)
    Linked in Profile – just get it done I’m telling myself.
    Complete the next edit of act 2 – all the feedback is in
    Keep celebrating my accomplishments along the way — day after day!!!

  2. Hi everyone, cool goals, I wish you all well in the pursuit of them.

    I dropped the ball in June in both time spent writing and, even more detrimental to my process, I fell into an old ingrained habit of proofing as I go rather than just writing the draft and letting it sit for a bit.

    So, for the rest of July, I am trying a write every day approach where I’ll set a timer for thirty minutes and write. I’ll be diving into some longer story ideas, but also, since it is a joy to finish, strive to finish one shorter story (whether 100 words or 1000+ or longer) so that I can practice the art of finishing.

    Happy July!

  3. Well. June was a bit of a bust, as I finally caught COVID for the last two weeks of it. Therefore, none of the projects I wanted to get done did get done. Ah, bon. Such is life.

    This month’s goals, by due date:
    ~UF: July 9th
    ~JM 1: August 7
    ~JM 2: August 7
    ~BDX: August 8
    ~AUX: August 27

    Lots to do, some time to do it in, although I need to get my tush in gear for this one due next weekend. Hopefully, I won’t have to drop out of that.

  4. My Goals for July –
    Declutter my writing desk
    Turn in article and pix for local magazine
    Finish second essay for my collection
    Write a third essay for my collection
    Write three long letters to my daughter in CA

  5. My goal is to work on editing several short stories and by month’s end have submitted 5-6 pieces at the very least.

    1. My goal for July is to finish my book that I have been working on since
      I Joined story a day. Sadly I have been Busy With My farm And trying to find a job.

    1. My “official goal” is 30,000. 15 short stories (?) drafts, they’re short pieces of erotic that don’t really have much plot.

      The “unofficial goal” is draft a couple of chapters for my longer works. There’s not real word count goal for those.

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