Back when I participated in the original event I was part of a writer’s Group. We used to have informal write-in’s all the time, just based on most of us knowing each other’s schedules and where we hung out. We also had a couple of scheduled write-in’s during the November event.
Were you part of any write-in’s in previous events? Would there be interest in a virtual write-in in the future (as in after this event is over - or maybe during the event next year)?
So, how’s it going? Are you on track? If so, good! If not, is there anything that could encourage you to get back on track?
Quote of the day:
I write entirely to find out what I’m thinking, what I’m looking at, what I see, and what it means. What I want and what I fear.
– Joan Didion
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I was a municipal liaison in 2004. There were so few of us then that I was responsible for a sizable chunk of a substantial western state, including its capital. It was a learning experience, and I believe I have some giveaways, still.
I would do a virtual write-in depending on what’s being used as the connection program.
I’d like to offer a bit of encouragement as writers enter that home stretch with all those holiday hurdles: What you’re doing is amazing, no matter if that final word count is 50, 500, 5000, or 50000 words. Many people say they’ll write a novel someday but never put word one on the page. The act of starting at all, of showing up when our lives get so busy, is courageous.
I would do a virtual write-in depending on what’s being used as the connection program.
I thought I would leave that open for discussion… My first thought would be something that is either Fediverse based, or Fediverse adjacent. So Matrix, Revolt (or whatever it’s new name is), or something else that would work. I’m open to suggestions on this.
