Twelvetide Drabbles Challenge 2021
December 24th, 2021 - January 6th, 2022
Write or draw, and raise money for
The Partnership!
The Partnership for Inclusive Disaster Strategies was selected again this year to be the recipient of the proceeds from a writing challenge, The Twelvetide Drabbles. The Twelvetide Drabble Challenge is a fourteen-day challenge to raise money by creating works in response to daily prompts and submitting them to a collection. People can then pledge money per creative piece to help raise money for The Partnership.
You can get involved in two ways:
- Create and Submit Works. Anyone may create works -- written works, artworks, or audio-visual works -- and submit them to the collection during the challenge period. The Archive of Our Own collection will open for posting submissions starting at 9:00am ET on December 24, 2021 until 9:00pm ET on January 6, 2022.
If you have or choose to create an Archive of Our Own account you are able to post works directly to the collection.
If you don’t have or don’t wish to create an Archive of Our Own account you may submit works through this Google form and the challenge coordinator will post on your behalf.
- Pledge to Donate. You may pledge to donate an amount of money ($0.05, $0.10, $0.50, etc.) per each work created and added to the collection during the challenge period. When the challenge closes at 9:00 pm EST (UTC -5) on January 6th, 2022 the works will be counted up and those who pledged will be notified of the tallied up amount of their pledge donation. Donations may be made in a single lump sum or by installments.
You can pledge your donations here!
The Twelvetide Drabbles Challenge interprets the idea of a “drabble” generally to mean a short, no-pressure work that gives you the opportunity to be expressive in whatever time you have in your day. A drabble can be written fiction, a piece of art, or an audio-visual composition; you have the power to choose what it is for you.
To learn more about how you can get involved in the Twelvetide Drabble Challenge, click here. See below more information, rules, and spoilers for the daily prompts.
Throughout the challenge a daily newsletter will go out with a prompt reminder, an update about how many works have been posted and funds raised, links to contributed works, and more. Anyone may sign up to receive the updates here and/or read past newsletters here.
Social Media Hashtags: We encourage people to share their work(s) and share the challenge through their social networks. The hashtags are: #TwelvetideDrabbles and #12td21
Thank you to Twelvetide Drabble Challenge founder, Anna Clutterbuck-Cook for selecting The Partnership to be the recipient again this year!
If you have questions you can email Anna Clutterbuck-Cook at feministlibrarian@gmail.com or follow her on Twitter @feministlib.
Last year the Drabble Challenge brought in 184 works that raised a record-breaking $1,472! Lets break another record this year!
Thank you for your ongoing support of The Partnership and happy creating!
Twelvetide Drabbles Challenge 2021
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Updated: December 28, 2021 by admin
Twelvetide Drabbles Challenge 2021
December 24th, 2021 - January 6th, 2022
Write or draw, and raise money for
The Partnership!
The Partnership for Inclusive Disaster Strategies was selected again this year to be the recipient of the proceeds from a writing challenge, The Twelvetide Drabbles. The Twelvetide Drabble Challenge is a fourteen-day challenge to raise money by creating works in response to daily prompts and submitting them to a collection. People can then pledge money per creative piece to help raise money for The Partnership.
You can get involved in two ways:
If you have or choose to create an Archive of Our Own account you are able to post works directly to the collection.
If you don’t have or don’t wish to create an Archive of Our Own account you may submit works through this Google form and the challenge coordinator will post on your behalf.
You can pledge your donations here!
The Twelvetide Drabbles Challenge interprets the idea of a “drabble” generally to mean a short, no-pressure work that gives you the opportunity to be expressive in whatever time you have in your day. A drabble can be written fiction, a piece of art, or an audio-visual composition; you have the power to choose what it is for you.
Throughout the challenge a daily newsletter will go out with a prompt reminder, an update about how many works have been posted and funds raised, links to contributed works, and more. Anyone may sign up to receive the updates here and/or read past newsletters here.
Social Media Hashtags: We encourage people to share their work(s) and share the challenge through their social networks. The hashtags are: #TwelvetideDrabbles and #12td21
Thank you to Twelvetide Drabble Challenge founder, Anna Clutterbuck-Cook for selecting The Partnership to be the recipient again this year!
If you have questions you can email Anna Clutterbuck-Cook at feministlibrarian@gmail.com or follow her on Twitter @feministlib.
Last year the Drabble Challenge brought in 184 works that raised a record-breaking $1,472! Lets break another record this year!
Thank you for your ongoing support of The Partnership and happy creating!
SPOILERS BELOW: If you prefer to wait for the prompts to arrive daily in your Inbox, read no further!
This year's theme is locations. The daily newsletters will include prompt-related images and quotations/lyrics as additional creative inspiration for those who desire a bit more structure. Interpret the prompts as loosely or as strictly as you see fit.
December 24: Coffeeshop or Tearoom
December 25: Train
December 26: School or University
December 27: Garden
December 28: Holiday Market
December 29: Forest
December 30: Cabin or Cottage
December 31: Bedroom
January 1: Pub or Bar
January 2: Bookshop
January 3: Beach or Waterfront
January 4: Museum or Gallery
January 5: Street
January 6: Theatre or Stage
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