National Write Your Story Day
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Where is National Write Your Story Day celebrated?
National Write Your Story Day is celebrated in the USA however writing enthusiasts across the world also celebrate this day.
Who is National Write Your Story Day celebrated by?
National Write Your Story Day is celebrated by people worldwide.
When did National Write Your Story Day first start?
National Write Your Story Day was first initiated in September 2017.
Who started National Write Your Story Day?
National Write Your Story Day was created by Mitzy, an author, artist, guide, and founder of 'Mitzy TV'.
History And Timeline
Traditions And Customs
National Write Your Story Day is celebrated by writing personal stories on a computer or paper. People who don't have a habit of journaling begin writing on this day, and everyone chooses a theme to write a story about.
Ways To Celebrate National Write Your Story Day
This day can be celebrated by initiating a habit of journaling. This day can be observed by you and your family while sitting together and writing interesting stories. Everyone can write about their first day in school, college, or the office. You can also surprise your friends and family with the story you write on this day.
Facts And Stats
Date: 3400–3100 BCE
Heading: The First Writing
Summary: The Egyptian hieroglyphs and Sumerian archaic (pre-cuneiform) writings are generally deemed as the first true writing systems in world history.
The First Writing
The Egyptian hieroglyphs and Sumerian archaic (pre-cuneiform) writings are generally deemed as the first true writing systems in world history.
3400–3100 BCEThe First World Known Writer
Ancient Mesopotamia's Enheduanna, an author, princess, poet, and writer, is considered the first known writer.
2200 BCEThe First Autobiography
Saint Augustine of Hippo wrote the first western autobiography, 'Confessions', which changed the world.
400 CEThe Biography Of Samuel Johnson
Since Samuel Johnson was a lexicographer and a man of letters, which served as genre evolution, his modern biography was written by James Boswell.
1791The First National Write Your Story Day
The first National Write Your Story Day was started in September 2017 by Mitzy. It was later celebrated on March 14, 2018.
September 2017What is Write Your Story Day?
This day is observed as an initiation to write our personal stories and journal them.
What is the importance of celebrating National Write Your Story Day?
This day is celebrated to write a story in words that we cannot express through speech.
What is the motto of National Write Your Story Day?
There is no official motto for the day. However, we celebrate National Write Your Story Day to express emotions through our pen and paper, which serves as a foundation for a fascinating story.
What are some benefits of celebrating National Write Your Story Day?
National Write Your Story Day may help us express our emotions in words, and may also help us improve our language. Additionally, writing might bring out our hidden talent and surprise us.
When Is This Day Celebrated
- Saturday, March 14, 2020
- Sunday, March 14, 2021
- Monday, March 14, 2022
- Tuesday, March 14, 2023
- Thursday, March 14, 2024
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