09-18-2016, 11:29 PM
Everyone is Welcome to PWoF (Pigpen Write of Fall)!:
It's for everybody, no matter what skill level you think you are.
(People who think they're not that good are usually better than they think.
People who think they're good are always worse than they think.)
And you can join in anytime you want - late, early, on and off - all's cool.
PWoF is dedicated to fun, stretching your imagination, and learning. PWoF is NOT a contest.
More experienced writers are encouraged to relax, to feel free to experiment and possibly
screw up. (People who write excellent poems, by the way, run the risk of making the gods
jealous and having their liver pecked out by large birds. -- Not officially sanctioned by PWoF).
Comments are highly cherished, treasured, appreciated, and loved. They are a big
part of the fun. It's requested that they should be light and encouraging (if you feel
the urge to make a detailed crit., do it by PM). There's an exception for obvious typos,
miss-spellings, and grammar (except for grammar Nazis -- you know who you are).
It is not off-topic to discuss or ask questions about anything to do with yours/others
writing process and the difficulties and joys encountered. (Learning from each other seems
to be as good a reason to do this as any other.)
Instructions:
1.Wait for and find topic:
Every 24 hours at 7am GMT starting on Thursday (the Fall Equinox) a new thread will be
posted in the Poetry Discussion Forum since it isn't publicly available and isn't searched by Google.
All the poems and comments for that day should be posted in the topic thread
for that day and not posted separately.
Each topic will appear simultaneously at all places in the PigPen world.
You have 24 hours from when it appears to write and post your poem(s).
Since your local time varies with your time zone, when it appears depends on where
you live: Your 24 hours starts at that time.
On Thursday (and the 9 days after that)
these are the times the topic will be posted:
12am (midnight) on the West Coast of the U.S. <---- Seattle
2am in Texas
3am on the East Coast of U.S.
8am in England
3pm in the Philippines
4pm in Japan
5pm on East Coast of Australia
7pm in New Zealand From Thursday Sept 22 to Saturday Sept 24
8pm in New Zealand From Sunday Sept 25 to Saturday Oct 1
and you have 24 hours from when you the topic to write your poem and post it.
2.Write a poem (or 2 or more) following the topic at the top of the thread.
Within 24 hours (or as soon as you can) post your poem(s) in this SAME thread.
3. Read the other poems and leave comments (encouraged, but optional).
Feel free to sign up below (optional, as anyone who wants can play).
Questions, Comments, Suggestions, and Corrections are appreciated as well.
Happy Writing!
Bits left over:
It's for everybody, no matter what skill level you think you are.
(People who think they're not that good are usually better than they think.
People who think they're good are always worse than they think.)
And you can join in anytime you want - late, early, on and off - all's cool.
PWoF is dedicated to fun, stretching your imagination, and learning. PWoF is NOT a contest.
More experienced writers are encouraged to relax, to feel free to experiment and possibly
screw up. (People who write excellent poems, by the way, run the risk of making the gods
jealous and having their liver pecked out by large birds. -- Not officially sanctioned by PWoF).
Comments are highly cherished, treasured, appreciated, and loved. They are a big
part of the fun. It's requested that they should be light and encouraging (if you feel
the urge to make a detailed crit., do it by PM). There's an exception for obvious typos,
miss-spellings, and grammar (except for grammar Nazis -- you know who you are).
It is not off-topic to discuss or ask questions about anything to do with yours/others
writing process and the difficulties and joys encountered. (Learning from each other seems
to be as good a reason to do this as any other.)
Instructions:
1.Wait for and find topic:
Every 24 hours at 7am GMT starting on Thursday (the Fall Equinox) a new thread will be
posted in the Poetry Discussion Forum since it isn't publicly available and isn't searched by Google.
All the poems and comments for that day should be posted in the topic thread
for that day and not posted separately.
Each topic will appear simultaneously at all places in the PigPen world.
You have 24 hours from when it appears to write and post your poem(s).
Since your local time varies with your time zone, when it appears depends on where
you live: Your 24 hours starts at that time.
On Thursday (and the 9 days after that)
these are the times the topic will be posted:
12am (midnight) on the West Coast of the U.S. <---- Seattle
2am in Texas
3am on the East Coast of U.S.
8am in England
3pm in the Philippines
4pm in Japan
5pm on East Coast of Australia
7pm in New Zealand From Thursday Sept 22 to Saturday Sept 24
8pm in New Zealand From Sunday Sept 25 to Saturday Oct 1
and you have 24 hours from when you the topic to write your poem and post it.
2.Write a poem (or 2 or more) following the topic at the top of the thread.
Within 24 hours (or as soon as you can) post your poem(s) in this SAME thread.
3. Read the other poems and leave comments (encouraged, but optional).
Feel free to sign up below (optional, as anyone who wants can play).
Questions, Comments, Suggestions, and Corrections are appreciated as well.
Happy Writing!
Bits left over:
a brightly colored fungus that grows in bark inclusions