November's 30 Day Writing Challenge
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Do you enjoy a challenge? Do you often wish you had a motivational coach to keep you on task? If so, you've come to the right place! November's 30 Day Writing Challenge was designed to motivate writers to pen a 50,000 word story during the month of November. And the Bootcamp Mentors are all about motivation.
Read on to learn more about what the Bootcamp Mentors is up to this month!
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