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Monthly Writing Challenge: November 2008
This month's challenge has three parts:
1. Write a poem. It doesn't have to be a good poem or a profound poem--it just needs to be a poem (line breaks, great sound quality, rhythm, imagery). If you want to use the season for inspiration, feel free.
2. Set some writing goals. November seems like a much better time to reflect on the year and where you'd like to go next than January does. (Plus, it's right now!) Writing goals can be simple--write for 15 minutes a day--or more involved: finish the novel by the end of the year, start a novel, set up a workshop group, write an article a month, etc.
3. Finish up an unfinished project and/or start something new.
Feel free to talk about or share your poems, goals, or progress here.
1. Write a poem. It doesn't have to be a good poem or a profound poem--it just needs to be a poem (line breaks, great sound quality, rhythm, imagery). If you want to use the season for inspiration, feel free.
2. Set some writing goals. November seems like a much better time to reflect on the year and where you'd like to go next than January does. (Plus, it's right now!) Writing goals can be simple--write for 15 minutes a day--or more involved: finish the novel by the end of the year, start a novel, set up a workshop group, write an article a month, etc.
3. Finish up an unfinished project and/or start something new.
Feel free to talk about or share your poems, goals, or progress here.
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