Remembering 10 Years of Back to Middle-earth Month: Discussion Post 2011

[dreamflower]

Discussion post for 2011

The theme for Back to Middle-earth Month 2011 was Passport to Middle-earth:

This year we invite you to travel! The Silmarillion Writers’ Guild has teamed up with Many Paths to Tread to host Passport to Middle-earth: a month-long holiday visiting our favourite places in Middle-earth. Every day, the tour will stop in a new location and, with it will come a new challenge to tempt your muses. We invite you to create a response for one, some, or all of our daily challenges! Once you've completed a challenge, you will receive a stamp from that location for your passport.

Once you've completed a challenge, you will receive a stamp from that location for your passport. You can copy HTML code to display the stamp on your profile page as soon as you complete the day's challenge. Once you've finished with all of the challenges you want to do, you can contact us, and we will put your stamps together into a passport for you to display on your profile.

Did you participate in the 2011 Passport Challenge? Did you make posts or write stories for it? If you did, please share your experience with us here in the comments. Give us links, share your anecdotes and memories.

Did you miss out on it, but find yourself curious about it? Check out the comments and ask questions and join in the discussions! And if you check out previous works, be sure to let the creator know how you liked them.

Comments

[zdenka]

My first B2MeM! Not that anyone knew it. I was too shy to talk to anyone or post anything. I thought the stamps were very pretty and I enjoyed the prompts, though I only got through a handful of them.

The pieces I wrote that year have been sitting on my computer for a while. I posted one for a B2MeM '13 challenge, and I've been trying to finish some of the others. It's my goal for this year to get through the rest of them (and some WIPs from other years too, if I can) -- either to post them or decide they're drawerfic, but in either case to get them out of my very large WIP pile.