The Writing Process in 140 Characters Described by WB Friends
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The Writing Barn decided to challenge WB friends and members of the “Write. Submit. Support” group to describe the creative writing process in 140 characters or less.
Sounds difficult, right? Here are some of the well-thought responses we received.
Bethany Hegedus, Writing Barn Founder & Author
Connect to self. Connect to world. Rinse. Repeat. Revise. Connection is what matters.
The Writing Barn’s founder and published author Bethany Hegedus. Photo courtesy of Sam Bond Photography.
Julie Ann Mullen Hartman, Write. Submit. Support Alum
Dream. Imagine. Listen to the muse. Let your heart connect. Write. Rewrite. Dance with your words. Rewrite again. Share with the world.
Julie Ann Mullen Hartman, Writer. Submit. Support Alum
Erin Lee Golden, Write. Submit. Support Alum
Read a lot. Write a lot. Revise a lot. And believe a lot, mostly in yourself. Your stories matter. Your truth matters. The world needs your words.
Erin Lee Golden, Writer. Submit. Support Alum
Gogi Hale,Write. Submit. Support Alum
A seed, an idea, a character intrigues you. You spend months thinking about her, them, they in your world and the truth they dare to speak. Be brave! Plow on despite your fears.
Gogi Hale, Writer. Submit. Support Alum
Nancy Miller Barton, Write. Submit. Support Alum
Entertain. Educate. Engage. Minimum of two.
Nancy Miller Barton, Writer. Submit. Support Alum
How would you describe the writing process in 140 characters or less? Share this post and include your response, or feel free to comment below.
Post by WB Intern, Sadie Lipe
Sadie Lipe is a recent graduate from Loyola University Chicago with a Bachelor’s of Arts in Journalism and a minor in Marketing. Hailing from the windy city, Sadie recently moved to Austin and is loving soaking up the southwestern sunshine every minute she can. When she’s not copy editing or brainstorming content creation, you can find her writing poetry or reading fiction novels at her favorite local ATX coffee shops. Her many passions include stocking her cabinets full of superfoods, whisking up some delicious matcha, discussing holistic nutrition, reading classic fictional literature and consuming the greatest cups of coffee she can find.
Sadie Lipe is a recent graduate from Loyola University Chicago with a Bachelor’s of Arts in Journalism and a minor in Marketing. Hailing from the windy city, Sadie recently moved to Austin and is loving soaking up the southwestern sunshine every minute she can. When she’s not copy editing or brainstorming content creation, you can find her writing poetry or reading fiction novels at her favorite local ATX coffee shops. Her many passions include stocking her cabinets full of superfoods, whisking up some delicious matcha, discussing holistic nutrition, reading classic fictional literature and consuming the greatest cups of coffee she can find.