Six Weeks of Writing Time
Showing up to the page every Wednesday
LAST TIME AT WRITING NIGHTS
Anna finished final edits on her novel and started working on book two.
Julia didn’t go a single week without writing (and has the color-coded spreadsheets to prove it).
Eleanor pitched an article to Architectural Digest: and it got accepted.
Hannah finished typing up her journals and started piecing them together as a book.
Rosanna made tonssss of progress on her second novel and feels invigorated by the story. (Plus, her first novel was shelved among the New and Noteworthy books at Book People in Austin, TX: see below for very smiley evidence.)
Laura worked on her autobiographical novel using stream-of-consciousness exercises.
Pam made tremendous progress on her first novel, feeling amazing about getting somewhere in the project after, in her words, “getting nowhere.”
Shelby waded through agent feedback, but she didn’t let that stop her from from starting a new novel.
Charlotte developed her myofascial workshop series.
Stephanie worked across a variety of mediums: poems, newsletter essays, and her novel.
And Rebecca wrote over 35,000 words!!!!
These are just a few of the amazing things that happened during my last round of writing nights. I love getting in the Zoom room together and seeing what we can accomplish when we just keep showing up.
Back for its third season, Summer Writing Nights begins June 25 at 7:30PM EST. What will you accomplish in the Zoom room with us this summer?
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I'm in! Can't wait to get back into fiction after completing a nonfiction manuscript.
I hope to be revising my first draft!