Links to the book in Amazon’s national storefronts:
The only qualification to be a ‘Superstar” is a desire to write and support your fellow writers.
A supportive group of committed writers, who meet virtually, support each other’s efforts, and inspire each other.
Registration for 2024 open now-June 8, 2024
The only qualification to be a ‘Superstar” is a desire to write and support your fellow writers.
A supportive group of committed writers, who meet virtually, support each other’s efforts, and inspire each other.
Registration for 2024 open now-June 8, 2024
A 6-part journey through the short story.
Starts July 28, 2023
I’m up for this challenge, which comes at the perfect moment for me.
What sparks me up about it is that I see it as a) doable b) varied c) a journey and d) development.
I know I can do this and I’ll be interested to find out the writer I become over the month.
I won’t be the finished article by any means, but I will be different and have grown.
Bring. It. On!
Just got it! Maybe this year I’ll actually post something!
E-book purchased! I haven’t been writing much lately, so hopefully this challenge will get me started again.
Thanks! Just keep sitting down every day and eventually the pressure you put on yourself will lift and you’ll find yourself writing again. Check in at the forums if you need encouragement!
My copy is waiting in my device. I plan to utilize the prompts throughout the month as motivation and inspiration. Good luck, everyone!
Aw, thanks Jeannie!
I’ve purchased my copy. Ready or not, here comes May 1!!
I’ll be traveling May 1&2 but I have my notebook with me
I often find that writing longhand is key to getting something written! It slows me down a bit and exercises different bits of my brain.
If I like what I’ve written I’ll snap a photo of it into Evernote and/or copy type it in to my computer, editing as I go.
Hope it works well or you (and thanks for supporting StoryADay).
Thank so much for sponsoring this, Julie!
I just got the 2015 prompts eBook and hoping to prepare ahead of time this year.
Thanks Carly! I hope you find it helpful. Looking forward to chatting during the challenge!
I have also purchased the book, Julie, and am looking forward to the challenge. I’m trying to set my goals a little differently to (2) story drafts each week. I have to be reasonable with myself, or else I won’t make it.
I think a separate notebook for this project is an excellent idea. As always, thank you for your inspiring articles and prompts.
Thanks Carol.
And I love your goals. I shall use you as a shining example of how to make the challenge one’s own!!
Ah notebooks, how we love them. I should probably put a link to this one in the ‘shop’ page, shouldn’t I?
http://www.cafepress.com/+journal,530398563
Thanks Malcolm! I really appreciate it.
I’ve got in the habit of keeping a notebook around too and using it for stories as well as other stuff. I take pictures of the pages and store them in an Evernote ‘fiction’ notebook when I remember. It’s quite helpful to have everything in one of a couple of places.
Thanks Julie, I’ve purchased and downloaded my copy and left a review on Amazon, based on my experiences from last year. I’m also looking forward to the guest prompts, they give an added dimension. I’ve already purchased a new notebook, as I found this helpful to keep all my scribblings together and it has been useful to look back at over the year and has sometimes helped to trigger something else. Also there are often a number of days when I don’t have access to laptop, which will be the case again this year.