• Home
  • Writing Prompts
    • Writing Prompts
    • 500 Fantasy Writing Prompts – Busy Writer Ebook
  • Writing Tips and Advice
    • Writing Advice
    • Setting Writing Goals
  • Time Management
    • Time Management and Productivity
    • Find Time to Read Every Day
    • Train Smart, Eat Smart, Shop Smart
  • Resources
    • My Fav Writing Tools and Books…
    • Best Books on Creative Writing 2019
    • Holly’s Writing Classes: the BEST Writing Courses EVER!
    • How to Write Short Stories – A Holly Lisle Class
    • How To Write A Novel: A Holly Lisle Class
  • Blog
  • About The Busy Writer
    • About Erica
    • 500 Fantasy Writing Prompts – Ebook
    • Privacy Policy
    • Affiliate Disclosure

The Busy Writer's Notebook

The Busy Writer 30 Day Writing Challenge: September

September 7, 2018 by Erica 2 Comments

 

BW 30 Day Writing Challenge September

 

Another month of writing prompts… a writing challenge combining bullet journaling, writing prompts and Morning Pages…

 

The Busy Writer’s 30 Day Writing Challenge For September

Following in the tracks of #listersgottalist (The Reset Girl), and the Boho Berry Challenge,  I  give you (and myself) a list of writing prompts, which are then to be used in one page (or more) of your journal, notebook, or bullet journal; a prompt which will give you a beautiful page in your BuJo and provide some words to add your daily word count:

 

 

A Bit of Background on Morning Pages:

Morning Pages was made popular by author and artist Julia Cameron in her popular book The Artist’s Way. It’s the writing of 3 pages of your notebook, first thing in the morning, in a stream of consciousness style. Cameron also discusses it in her recommended book: The Right to Write (affiliate link btw).

Technically, this writing prompt challenge doesn’t follow the ‘Morning Pages’ format or rules. The Morning Pages influence here, is the idea of writing every day, one to three pages, or however many you want. It is about writing every day; making creative writing and “Everyday” habit or ritual.

 

 

September Prompts:

Again, I am running late — but better late than never, right?

 

For this months prompts, I’ve used my recent post on last line writing prompts, and transmuted them into one word or one phrase writing prompts. You’ll probably be able to see the sometimes pretty obvious connections I’ve made between the last line prompt/or book to the final prompt on this list.

 

Brainstorm around these prompts, see what you come up with, or go for a straight up free-write.

 

I’d love to see what you come up with, so post your results below, or let me know how you go on social media. You can also use the hashtag #BWriterChallenge in Instagram and Pinterest to see my own prompts and how others are going.

 

 

 

Happy Writing!

 

Erica

 

 


As always, if you need extra resources, check out my recommended resources here, or sign up for my newsletter 🙂


 

 

 


This page contains affiliate or referral links, which means I receive a small commission if you decide to click through and buy anything. This is at no extra cost to you but helps me maintain this website ? If you want to know more, please read our Affiliate Disclosure.  Links on this site may lead to products for which the site owner may receive compensation.

 

30 Perfect Last Line Writing Prompts To Get Your Pen Moving
Have You Tried These 5 Unique Love Story Idea Generators?

Comments

  1. No says

    October 28, 2020 at 7:23 pm

    This is cool
    I want to start it, but I can’t find the prompts for October.
    Could someone give me a link? Thanks

    Reply
    • Erica says

      November 9, 2020 at 7:27 am

      Hi! So sorry you couldn’t find a link for October:( It’s past that date now, so I hope you found a list of other prompts to keep you writing. I’ve fallen off the wagon with my monthly prompts – I’m so sorry!

      Reply

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Search

Recent Posts

  • 500 Fantasy Writing Prompts – Available Now!
  • Do You Need Ideas For Your Fantasy Short Story?
  • A Margaret Atwood MasterClass Review
  • A MasterClass Review – Is It Worth It?
  • 30 Epic Fantasy Story Ideas to Spark Your Imagination

Search The Archives:

Featured Writing Prompt Book

Featured Writing Class

The Busy Writer’s Notebook is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites. Links on this site may lead to products for which the site owner may receive compensation.

  • Writing Resources
  • Writing Prompts
  • Blog

© 2024 · The Busy Writer's Notebook

We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it.OkPrivacy Policy