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The Insecure Writer's Support Group
Join us on the first Wednesday of each month in Alex J. Cavanaugh's Insecure Writer's Support Group--a forum of writers who gather to talk about writing and the writer's life. For a complete list of participants visit Alex's Blog.
The co-hosts for the March 4 posting of the IWSG are Jacqui Murray, Lisa Buie-Collard, Sarah Foster, Natalie Aguirre, and Shannon Lawrence.
March 4 question - Other than the obvious holiday traditions, have you ever included any personal or family traditions/customs in your stories?
I've got nothing in regard to this month's question, but coming soon there is what has become an annual tradition for writers who blog: The Blogging from A to Z April Challenge!
Most of you probably know about the Challenge which involves blogging for 26 days of the month with the daily theme matching that day's letter of the alphabet. This will be my eleventh year of doing this and many others have likewise done it for many seasons. That's why it's become a tradition I guess.
The sign up sheet is now open at the A to Z Blog site.
Thanks Arlee. Last year was my first. I'm going to be back this time..It was so much fun and I love how it makes my adrenaline flow. See you!
ReplyDeleteSonia, good to see you back with us. I agree that it can be a rather adrenaline pumping experience from a writing standpoint.
DeleteLee
How well I remember the first one Arlee. Looking forward to this one.
ReplyDeleteYvonne.
Yvonne, seems like only yesterday (with a decade wedged in between)>
DeleteLee
Have never dared to do A-Z, but I have so much respect for the folks who do!
ReplyDeleteLiza, you should try it at least once!
DeleteLee
I loved doing the A-Z Challenge a few years back. I'll be traveling in April so I may not do it this year, but I'll enjoy reading everyone's posts.
ReplyDeleteEm, I've done A to Z a few times when I had to travel. I always was able to manage though it was tough at times. Advance preparation helps.
DeleteLee
I participated a couple times, but with so many authors and books for DLP, I just can't do it anymore.
ReplyDeleteL.Diane, I totally understand--you've got a lot going.
DeleteLee
Eleven years - wow!
ReplyDeleteAlex, where'd the time go?
DeleteLee
That's quite the blog hop! Unfortunately, I won't be participating.
ReplyDeleteLoni, you can still change your mind if you think you can find the time to do it. Sign ups are open until April 5th.
DeleteLee
I'll be at the A to Z this year, but alas only as a mention by another blogger. I miss the hectic fun, but life as I live it today won't give me the opportunity to jump in. Maybe another year.
ReplyDeleteC.Lee, maybe start writing posts months in advance? It's the visiting around that I find most time consuming.
DeleteLee
I admire all the participants. Hard and rewarding challenge I'm sure.
ReplyDeleteAnna from elements of emaginette
I did I A to Z last year for the first time. I liked it but I'm not sure about this year again. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm really late in my A to Z preparations this year, but I came up with a great theme for my main blog today and put together my list of topics. Now to start gathering photos. I also decided on a theme for my names blog today. As usual, there will be wildcard days when there are no names in that language starting with that letter.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on eleven years of A to Z! 🥂 Four years in a row was enough for me, but I wish everyone participating a successful challenge. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteWow! You are a true Veteran! I've only done it for a couple of years and then dropped out of the writing world and now am chicken about it. I do have fond memories for sure!!! <3
ReplyDeleteI agree. I had a hard time coming up with a tradition myself. I admire your writing drive for the A to Z challenge. I wish you much luck this year :)
ReplyDeleteHi Lee - I may join in this year ... but thanks for the reminder ... those early days were great fun - cheers Hilary
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