Tag: community

• Forum Friday: A Question For All Writers

  Welcome to the first Forum Friday (on its test-run during the month of August) here at the Read Room. These posts are intended to create a space for conversations about process, craft, grammar, and all things writerly. Anyone can participate, and everyone is encouraged to – so grab your best writin’ cap, pull up a […]

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  Julie Israel

  3 August, 2012

  Writing

  community, Forum Friday, reasons to write, Writing, writing community

• Writing Challenge, Day 30: Reflections

  30 Day Know Thyself Writing Challenge Day 30: What will you take away from this challenge? This challenge has been a fantastic exercise in discipline. It’s helped me treat writing like a job: something I must show up for each day and see through, regardless of how energetic (lethargic), creative (stodgy), and enthusiastic (dead to […]

  Julie Israel

  1 July, 2012

  Creative Projects, Humor, Writing

  30 day writing challenge, community, discipline, fun, humor, inspiration, Julie Israel, lists, reflections, Writing

• Ask not what your readers can do for you…

  30 Day Know Thyself Writing Challenge Day 21: How do YOU hope to help your fellow writers–now or in the future? I know that one thing I really value as a writer is a partner-in-crime (reader) who will devote the time and care to sitting down with my work, reading it, and providing honest critical […]

  Julie Israel

  21 June, 2012

  Creative Projects, Writing

  30 day writing challenge, community, critical reading, Emily Anne Shaffer, KD Shaw, Reading, support, Writing, writing support