Write Every Day: Daily Practice to Kickstart Your Creative Writing

by Harriet Griffey

Writing for yourself is a wonderful way to explore personal creativity, but whatever writing you want to do – poetry or prose, fiction or non-fiction – you have remove yourself from your comfort zone, and start to explore the unchartered path to finding your own, unique voice. Write Every Day encourages beginner and advanced writers alike to stretch their imagination and enhance their daily writing habit, through daily creative prompts and tasks. Users will discover a new creative writing exercise every day, that focuses on writing techniques, inspiration and craft, by�taking a comprehensive look across multiple forms and genres of writing. Split into 12 sections, in 4 weekly blocks with additional 'tasks' (ie. 3 mins, 30 mins, 3 hour, 3 day) this is a brilliant interactive book, filled with writing exercises perfect for any aspiring writer or someone simply looking for a fun, easy creative outlet to get their imagination flowing. Including writer profiles, examples of writing 'styles' and inspirational quotes,�Write Every Day will help readers put pen to paper and develop their own, individual writing style.

Genres: Writing, Nonfiction

352 pages, Paperback

Published March 10, 2020

Reviews

[Katrina Wood]

Informative, instructional and inspiring. A great little easy to read book about all aspects of writing.

[Rachel]

Interesting little guide book, ended up skipping some chapters such as the Memoir section and Poetry. Some interesting exercises though.

[Rachel]

A great read. I don’t even want to write. Just had a vague curiosity that was inspired by the book. My curiosity was rewarded. Lots of inspirational quotes, cool exercises and tips, sound advice. I certainly learnt something from reading this book.

[Rich B]

A broad introduction to writing and being a writer, and overall an enjoyable read. Split into 12 chapters each taking on various aspects of writing such as plot, structure and character as well as diving into specific sections on fiction, non-fiction, poetry and other genres.

It was easy to read and understand with lots of practical exercises and suggestions, inspiring quotes from well-known writers and tips on where to find out more.

It doesn’t go especially deep into topics, but gives you a broad understanding of each and clear ideas about where to go if you want to go deeper.

It’s clearly written and the author obviously cares about and knows abut the subject.

There were a few occasions where the advice / explanations seems overly obvious and simplistic (as it’s aimed at beginners), but mostly it’s well pitched and I learned more about writing from reading this. Worth a read if you’re just starting out in this area.

[K. G. Whitehurst]

This book is really for the beginning writer. It's full of direct, inspiring quotations from writers, as well as succinct definitions and advices. It comes with excellent exercises. For more experienced writers, they already doing it, and the exercises are ones they've already done and keep doing. I am keeping it for the quotations and the journaling prompts, but only some of the exercises.

[Denise Joanne 🎀]

I enjoyed it. It’s a helpful book for anyone interesting in the art of writing. It helped me finally put a pen to paper (or rather a finger to keyboard, but that doesn’t quite have the same ring to it).

[BookwormJordi]

Great little beginners book as an introduction to creative writing! :)

[Rose]

Very informative and helpful when you are starting the journey of writing.