How this Assignment Archive works:

A couple of people have written to say they are confused about how this Assignment Archive works.

The Assignment Archive is a listing of all the assignments posted by either myself or one of the moderators.

The main thing is: if you want something to encourage and inspire you to sit down and write,  check out this assignment archive.

They are in no particular order, you can do anyone of them at any time, so have a look at the earlier ones too. 

Please post your response as a new thread to the Responses to Assignments board - not as a comment to the assignment itself or as a comment to someone elses post.

If you wish: posting first drafts in the Responses to Assignments board; and then any final and finished work to the appropriate 'other' board ( eg Prose/Poetry/Screenwriting/Playwrighting) - perhaps with a link to the 1st draft so we can see the progression. (Any 'workshopping' of the piece should be done on the 1st draft thread.)

HOWEVER: Responses to any screenwriting/playwrighting assignment go into the Screenwriting/playwrighting board.

ALL assignments can be sent in 'anonymously' - send them to one of the moderators and they will post it up for you with a note that it is anonymous (of course it won't be to whoever you send it to, but it's the best we can do).

If anything is unclear, please post a response to this thread, as it may be unclear for others too, and I can respond to all.

~ Sandra

Re: How this Assignment Archive works:

Sandra:  Thanks for the clarification on this.  An important point, anyone can jump in anytime with any of the assignments.  Just browse until you find one which sparks your creative juices. Blessings,  AJN

Re: How this Assignment Archive works:

How do I post a random assignment ?

Re: How this Assignment Archive works:

By random do you mean a piece of work that is not in response to one of the assignments?

If it's prose it goes as a new post here, on the PROSE board
if it's poetry it goes as a new post here. on the POETRY board

And don't forget, for every post of your own creative writing, make one or two comments on other people's creative writing (based on the commenting guidelines ).

Love,
Sandra