Remembering 10 Years of Back to Middle-earth Month: Discussion Post 2014

[dreamflower]

Discussion post for 2014

The theme for 2014 was "Back to Middle-earth Month 2014: Seasons of Middle-earth".

This year's Back to Middle-earth Month event will involve putting together a compilation of writing and art related to the theme "Four Seasons of Middle-earth." Each day during the month of March, we will post a selection of stories, poetry, and artwork created in response to prompts related to this year's theme.

There will eventually be an ebook of the compilation available.

Participants chose a season, and were assigned a date for their piece to be posted.

Did you participate in the 2014 Four Seasons 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]

Hmm, this one didn't really work for me. The idea of signing up and committing to a prompt far in advance made me too nervous, so the compilation was out. I only wrote one thing (non-compilation), and I never finished the final edits on it. I guess the daily prompt format just works better for me! I remember there being some very beautiful banners, though.

[kayleelupin.livejournal.com]

I didn't do the compilation, but I did try to participate as far as I was able. It led to the beginning of my "Aragorn in the North" series (Aragorn's first year as Chieftain) and my exploration of my Arnorverse, for which I shall always be grateful. :)

Kaylee Arafinwiel

[alasse-mirimiel.livejournal.com]

I had the same problem! I I knew I'd be crazy busy and didn't want to sign up for something I wouldn't be able to do.

[hhimring]

You did work on the banners for the review challenge, though, I think. I was going back through the B2MeM tag on my journal and found that the Silmaril banner I picked was made by you.

[zdenka]

You're right, I did make some banners! I'd forgotten that.