Post by Ria Stone on Mar 31, 2020 3:13:47 GMT
You may have heard of the National Novel Writing Month that starts in November each year with the goal that members complete a draft of a novel in 30 days.
As we are all living in historic times, let's share our experiences through stories, blog posts, poetry, plays, radio dramas, songs, dances, journaling, videos, interviews, novels, letters, and more.
Let's set goals for ourselves.
What do you want to create in the next 30 days as we Shelter-in-Place in our respective countries?
Share your experiences.
Brainstorm ideas for your COVID-19 project.
Support each other in our creative goals.
Post your ideas.
From my perspective, keeping in touch, talking about our works-in-progress encourages me to keep going.
For myself, I have several projects in mind but those could change as time goes on.
I keep trying to write a radio drama, maybe I will.
I am trying to document in some small way these challenging times.
Let's plan to celebrate when we are free again to see and hug family and friends, go to work, go to school, take a walk, eat out, breath fresh air, travel and so much more.
Take care as you Shelter-in-Place.
Take care if you are a doctor, nurse, food service provider, basic services employee, public health employee, public service employee. Take care to all those vital employees, workers and businesses that keep our societies going.
Reference:
National Novel Writing Month
NaNoWriMo
As we are all living in historic times, let's share our experiences through stories, blog posts, poetry, plays, radio dramas, songs, dances, journaling, videos, interviews, novels, letters, and more.
Let's set goals for ourselves.
What do you want to create in the next 30 days as we Shelter-in-Place in our respective countries?
Share your experiences.
Brainstorm ideas for your COVID-19 project.
Support each other in our creative goals.
Post your ideas.
From my perspective, keeping in touch, talking about our works-in-progress encourages me to keep going.
For myself, I have several projects in mind but those could change as time goes on.
I keep trying to write a radio drama, maybe I will.
I am trying to document in some small way these challenging times.
Let's plan to celebrate when we are free again to see and hug family and friends, go to work, go to school, take a walk, eat out, breath fresh air, travel and so much more.
Take care as you Shelter-in-Place.
Take care if you are a doctor, nurse, food service provider, basic services employee, public health employee, public service employee. Take care to all those vital employees, workers and businesses that keep our societies going.
Reference:
National Novel Writing Month
NaNoWriMo