Typing Assignment #20 from Joe Van Cleave’s YouTube channel (which you should subscribe to because he has all sorts of neat videos on typewriters and other cool stuff) is to type a one-page piece on a pet peeve. Could be a personal pet peeve. Could be a fictional piece involving a pet peeve. This was …
Typing Assignment #17 from Joe Van Cleave’s YouTube channel “is to write a story inspired by a found photographic print.” Instead of using any of my photos, I went out to find a photo to use for this assignment. With Detroit City FC in the Lamar Hunt US Open Cup tournament, I drove down to …
Joe Van Cleave’s Sixteenth Typing Assignment was a fun one. “Write about a personal artifact in your possession. Fiction, nonfiction – use the object in your piece however you wish.” It didn’t take me long to decide which personal artifact to write about. I’ve had it for close to forty years, and its history prior …
Joe Van Cleave’s eleventh typing assignment is a one-page Halloween story. “(W)e’ll be writing on the subject of Halloween. It could be from any angle: history, personal accounts, fiction, even anti-Halloween. Whatever.” Anti-Halloween sounded interesting, but I thought it best not to put a downer on those who enjoy this holiday. Instead, I looked to …
Joe Van Cleave’s blog has set Typing Assignment #10 as a one-page free-form. “Participants can write a one-pager on whatever they want.” My initial thought was to kill two birds with one stone and write my Halloween story for the writers group I’m in. However, the story filled more than a single page. For this …
Before I get into this assignment, I want to point out that Mr. Van Cleave has a YouTube channel in which he goes over all the submissions by presenting a slideshow of them (which allows you to read each one), then discusses each of them individually. The sixth Typing Assignment from Joe Van Cleave’s blog …
If you like westerns mixed with sword & sorcery, you might be interested Susan Hillwig’s writing, who I shared the table with this year. Save Save
My original plan was to participate in NaNoWriMo this year. However, my day-job threw me a new duty and responsibility. So, I decided to do NaNoWriMo in September. I got off to a good start, and was productive through to the first-week milepost. Today marks the halfway point. And here’s where I’m at. Save Save …
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