I Love to Write Day

I Love to Write Day is celebrated in the USA and is the perfect holiday for creative minds! Writing is one of the oldest forms of communication, allowing people to share their thoughts with the world. There are no limits or restrictions—just a blank page, ready to capture whatever is on your mind. Join in and let your creativity flow!

History

This holiday was founded by John Riddle, an author known for his inspiring books. He wanted to dedicate a day each year for everyone, regardless of age or experience, to sit down and start writing. John believed this holiday would help people realize their dreams and express themselves in new ways. Many unique works may have begun on this day, eventually gaining worldwide recognition.

I Love to Write Day is not just for books. It also celebrates blogs, magazines, publishing houses, and anyone working with words. The world always needs writers who can entertain, inspire, provoke thought, and offer fresh perspectives.

Interesting facts

• Mark Twain was a close friend of inventor Nikola Tesla.
• Lewis Carroll, author of Alice in Wonderland, also invented a tricycle and an electric pen.
• J.K. Rowling, creator of the Harry Potter series, faced repeated rejections from publishers before achieving global fame.
• Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, creator of Sherlock Holmes, actually believed in fairies and wrote a book presenting “evidence” of their existence.

How to take part

• Write a story, poem, letter, or start a blog. Anything counts—as long as you’re writing!
• Encourage friends, family, or students to join in and share their writing.
• Attend or organize a writing workshop or event in your community or online.
• Share your writing on social media using the hashtag #ILoveToWriteDay.

When is I Love to Write Day in 2025?

I Love to Write Day is observed on November 15 each year.

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