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I’ve been getting some questions about this year's September One-Story Challenge, so here’s a quick rundown of how it’ll work: How it works (at a glance)
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By Oct 1, you’ll have a story finished and the confidence that you can do it again, any day (not ‘some day’) ;) Join us? Sign up for the StoryADay One-Story Challenge here Keep writing, Julie P. S. Did I mention the course is stuffed with downloadable worksheets you can use to work through craft and practice blocks whenever you need them? Plus you'll get immediate access to the bonus Story Sparks and Finding The Target workbooks along with a few surprise extras during the challenge? Join us here |
Hi, I'm Julie Duffy, founder & director of StoryADay. Every year since 2010 I've challenged writers like you to prove to themselves that they can write more (and better) than they think, during the StoryADay May challenge. During the rest of the year, StoryADay supports you with the StoryAWeek newsletter (writing lessons & prompts), a popular podcast, blog posts, mini-challenges, courses, and a members' community. StoryADay May has become a fixture on the writing calendar, and the lively community is one of Writer's Digest's 101 Best Websites for Writers. Join me for info, workshops, challenges & courses, and of course, the StoryAWeek newsletter.
I’m thinking of doing a thing to make StoryADay May more accessible and enjoyable and I’d like to know if you’re interested. What Four weekly Workshop/Writing Dates during the challenge 75 minutes each 10-15 minutes of instruction and prompts 2 x 20 minute writing sprints 20-25 minutes to share snippets and discuss how it went(optional). Each week would feature a different prompt from the StoryADay Challenge (but you would be free, as always, to write whatever you want!). Writing together in...
What I learned about writing from the Phillies crashing out of the World Series race… I’m a fan of the Philadelphia Phillies baseball team. (Thank you for your condolences. Visiting hours will be between 6 and 8 pm) One of the things I love about baseball is the fact that it’s not over until it’s over, when suddenly, nail-bitingly, it is. (Like last night. Ugh.) But as I’ve become more of a fan of the game, other lessons have become clear that I think we writers could do with pondering....
Hi Reader,, Quick behind-the-scenes update: I’ve been heads-down recording and revising the lessons for this year’s One-Story September Challenge: Mastering the Middle—and it’s getting sharper, stronger… honestly my best version of a challenge like this, yet. Why I’m excited to welcome you in: A cohort is forming now. Last year, around 80 writers went through the challenge together. I’m expecting we’ll stay below that number this year—perfect for real community without getting lost in the...