What I did as a writer this week: Pre-Election Edition

Freesia McKee
Nov 1, 2020

This is the second installment in an ongoing series of self-accountability posts about what I’m doing on a weekly basis as a writer.

Submitted and landed a pitch with a national publication | Posted a rejected op-ed to my Medium page | Submitted a poetry workshop proposal to a festival | Scheduled and completed interviews for an article | Met with an writer/student on Zoom| Wrote a book review | Pitched an article idea to a new publication | Gave feedback to students | Emailed with a writer friend | Perused publications and added some ideas to my spreadsheet| Publicized publications on social media | Made finalist in a book contest| Submitted book manuscript to publishers | Met with a writing coaching client | Signed up for a guest blogging gig | Read a whole bunch | Started NaNoWriMo project

If you are able to, vote vote vote, and see you next week.

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Freesia McKee

Poet, essayist, performer, teacher. Author of HOW DISTANT THE CITY (Headmistress Press, 2017). Micropublisher. Lover of radio.