#Month writing challenge free#

No! We will never charge anything, ever, in connection with this organization. Also, you will need to log your daily progress on our Participant Log.

If you are rewriting major sections, though, you should be tracking word count. Post the number of hours you ACTIVELY edited that day, minus any daydreaming time. If you are in the editing process and find the 500-word mark too difficult to reach, we allow a one-hour minimum daily editing goal that meets the 500-word requirement. Can I join the challenge if I’m in the editing process? (See blog post on Writing Habits: Why 500 Words a Day Works) Why 500 words a day? Why not more/less?Ī. This helps grow our mini-writing community, and it will motivate you to get writing. Favorite, retweet, follow, and comment on other writers’ posts. Please check the hashtag as much as possible and encourage other writers involved in the challenge. We also hope that you will include the current hashtag on your Twitter bio for the month so Twitter searches will include your handle in the list of people involved in the hashtag. (See next question if you are editing.)Īlso, you will need to log your daily progress on our Participant Log. For example, #AugWritingChallenge is our August hashtag, so you would post your word count there. You are promising to write at least 500 words each day during that month, then post your word count each day to the current month’s hashtag on Twitter. I’m considering the next monthly challenge.

#Month writing challenge free#

If you have any further questions, please feel free to ask on Twitter under our current month’s hashtag.

Many people have asked us similar questions on Twitter about our challenges, so I’ve compiled a group of common questions and provided answers below. Welcome to the Monthly Twitter Writing Challenge! FAQ Questions & Answersĭo you have questions about our monthly writing challenges? Find the answers here!