Welcome to Apiary Lit's 30/30 Online Writing Workspace! 2018 Edition

Here you'll find forums for sharing your 30/30 pieces as you go along, as well as prompts, inspiration, and more. The (totally optional) Prompts are geared to be creatively applicable to flash prose (fiction or CNF) as well as poetry, and should you produce 30 pieces in 30 days (at whatever pace works for you) you'll be rewarded with a digital badge of completion, a bunch of  new drafts, and gloating rights you can use all year! It’s free to participate — simply send a contribution our way afterward if you found it useful, or “pay it forward” in the literary world.

The rules are simple: be respectful in your interaction, and generous and thoughtful in your critiques, and keep this space and what is shared here confidential. 

Other than that, have fun, invite your friends or make new ones, challenge your friends or frenemies, generate as much new work as you can, and enjoy the camaraderie, excitement, and exhaustion, of this poem-or-prose-a-day marathon!

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• Step 1: register for a new account in the upper right corner, or to log-in.
  
• Step 2: click the 30/30 course listing box below to visit and "enroll" in the course! Then introduce yourself in the Discussion Forum!
• Step 3: keep coming back and posting your 30/30 progress, snag a prompt, share an exercise or inspiration with a new friend, read each others' work, and GRIND
• Step 4: drag thyself across that finish line, because...

Notes:
- Please fill out your profile with a photo or avatar to help forge connections
- Be sure to double check your forum settings in your profile (Preferences > Forum Settings, etc) and double-check your forum subscriptions and other notifications if you would like to limit the emails in your inbox
- Subscribe to any threads you do want to receive emails about. :) (Our site robots might take ~30 minutes to send notification emails.)
- Bookmark http://3030.apiarylit.org to easily return.

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We may be featuring excerpts from our marathoners in the future on our blog -- if you would like your posted poem to be available for a feature, please put an asterisk in front of the post/piece title (ex: "*1/30: Love Song For The Alpacas Of Solomon Lane"). We'll select a few lines to excerpt from the piece.