On Monday, I started the 3rd sort-of-annual (3 of past 4 years) Get Started Right Writing Challenge. It's a 12-day challenge, so there's still plenty of time to join in, and today's task is to create a love-hate list. More details here: writersdigest.com/2026-get-s…
A few days late on here, but be sure to join the 2025 Get Started Right Writing Challenge if you want a free and fun jumpstart on your writing goals this year. Here's day 1's task: writersdigest.com/be-inspire…
I admit I was a little nervous about trying a new type of writing (for me) for this challenge. But I'm finding the personal essay genre a lot of fun, and a great way to mine my own memories. Jump in for Day 2 of the Personal Essay Writing Challenge here: writersdigest.com/write-bett…
Today, I've started a new daily writing challenge that I've wanted to try for a few years based around writing personal essays. Each day during this final week of June (6/24-30), I'll provide a writing prompt and my own attempt at the prompt on the @WritersDigest homepage.
Write a personal essay each day of the final week of June with the 2024 Personal Essay Writing Challenge. For today's prompt, write about a work experience.
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"To be totally transparent, I did not set out to write this story. I did, however, set out to write a novel—finally." -Alicia D. Williams writersdigest.com/write-bett…
Announcing the 17th annual April Poem-A-Day Challenge! Write a poem each every day of April until May over @WritersDigest website starting the morning of April 1. Fast, fun, and free to participate!
Guidelines here: writersdigest.com/write-bett…
Write a piece of flash fiction each day of February with the February Flash Fiction Challenge, led by Managing Editor Moriah Richard. Today's prompt is to write a story that takes place right before someone says something they shouldn’t.
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These are my favorite elevator pitches of 2023. Readers can check them out for their TBR piles; writers can check them out for modeling their own pitches. Enjoy! writersdigest.com/getting-pu…