Have you heard of �mapping�? It is a technique, to develop fictional writing. Mostly used for story/novel writing, but it can also be applied to poetry. It is a great way to develop your creativity and find new sources of inspiration.
We had the pleasure of enjoying some wonderful pieces for the last challenge. Oxymorons can certainly be fun!
Now this week�s challenge is a little different.
As writers, we have to play many different roles to successfully market our works. From sales persons, to marketers, to advertisers we have to manage to develop a series of skills to promote our work and make sure someone gets to read it. I believe as writers, our ultimate goal is to have someone to �listen� to what we have to say.
What would you say if you had to sell a concept that people do not think about too often? Concepts that are embedded deep inside of us, and that as writers we usually ponder many times. How would you make someone �buy� them?
The last challenge was short, but we all got some good laughs out of it. Hope you got to enjoy reading some of them. ;)
Have you heard of oxymorons? They make for some great word play. Check the new challenge and see for yourself!
Underground Writers Network ~ Challenge #9
Life gets crazy sometimes, and we can�t always participate by creating. But remember to stop by and show your fellow writers some support by voting near the end of the week. You have time to post until Sunday, and to vote until Monday 2pm EST.
I hope your week is going great. This week�s challenge is arriving a little late due to some technical difficulties, but it�s here and ready for you to have some fun.
Underground Writers Network ~ Challenge #8
Since we have time to post until Sunday, this challenge is very short but it will require some creativity and a sense of humor ;)
If you can�t participate, remember to drop by and show your support to the ones who are posting, by voting on your favorite piece.
If you have not had a chance to participate on Challenge #7, you still have time until Sunday.
Take a look at the pieces posted, they are excellent!
Underground Writers Network ~ Challenge #7
Remember voting takes place until Monday 2pm, and then the �winner� piece will be featured for the week, in its deserved place of honor ;) If you can�t participate, we would still love to hear your voice by voting for the pieces posted :)
Did you get to see the responses to Challenge #6? The messages that everyone developed were excellent, very powerful. Everyone managed to represent so much of our culture in so little words!
Challenge #7 is up now. Have you heard of �Le Parisiene Motel�? It�s a cheap youth hostel, with a lot happening around 1943. Check it out and see what you can come up with ;)
Underground Writers Network ~ Challenge #7
Remember, if you don�t have time to take on the challenge, there�s always a chance to make your voice be heard around the weekend when it�s voting time.
It�s Friday again. Isn�t that awesome? Ah, nothing like the weekend to enjoy some time of relaxation and having fun with our close ones.
This week�s challenge is still up, and a few of our fellow writers have posted some great works! If you�d still like to post a piece, you still have time.
The writers that have already posted need your votes for us to decide all together which piece to feature as the �winner� Just select your favorite and let us know on the forum. We�ll add up the votes and post the winner on Monday.
Last week�s response to the Palindrome�s challenge was awesome. If you haven�t had time, you should try to check some of the works created. I was delighted to see how much talent we have around here!
The new challenge is up, Challenge #6. This one is a whole different cake, it�s called: 101 years in 101 words. Have fun!
I was just writing to let you know a new challenge has been posted on the group. We look forward to reading your thoughts and opinions.
Have a wonderful day!
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