What is your favourite genre to read? What genre do you write in? What genre would you love to be writing in?

“Amateurs sit and wait for inspiration, the rest of us just get up and go to work.” — Stephen King

What is the one most important thing you'd like to learn or understand about writing?

Hey writers! 👋 So, NaNoWriMo as an organization may not be what it used to be — but the tradition lives on. 📝 November has always been the month for writers, and we’re keeping that spirit alive right here in our community. November Novel Writing Month. ✍️ The goal is the same: 50,000 words in 30 days. That’s about 1,667 words a day. — but really, it’s about showing up, building consistency, and watching your story come to life one page at a time. Here’s how we’ll take it on together: 📅 Start prepping now: brainstorm, outline, or revisit that project you’ve been putting off. 🧠 Set your daily routine: pick a time of day to write, even if it’s just 30 minutes. 🔥 Stay accountable: check in here each week — share your progress, challenges, and small wins. 🎉 Celebrate everything: even 100 words on a tough day is progress. This month is about momentum, not perfection. By the end of November, you’ll have a draft that exists — and that’s something most people only dream about. So who’s in for November Novel Writing Month? 🙋‍♀️ What story are you bringing to life this fall?

Hey WRITERS 👋 It’s the start of a new week: fresh pages, new energy, and a chance to get a little closer to your writing goals. Setting weekly intentions helps keep us grounded and focused. 🌟 You don’t have to write a whole book this week — just make steady progress toward the project you want to finish. Even small steps count. 💭 My goals this week: 📖 Finish the book I’m currently reading 🖋️ Write around 3,000 words of my novel (basically one solid chapter!) 🎯 I want to hear from you!— What are your goals for the week? Drop them below so we can keep each other accountable and motivated. Let’s make it a productive one. 💪✨