A Nigerian writer, Nwede Chiamaka Stellamaris, has announced her plan to begin a writing marathon for Guinness world record.
Stellamaris disclosed this via her Facebook page.
“I am thrilled to announce I want to participate in the upcoming Guinness record attempt for the longest writing marathon. With utmost dedication and passion, I aim to write non-stop for an incredible 150 hours, creating captivating content for children,” she said.
Stellamaris explained that her goal is “to set a new record for the longest continuous writing session dedicated to children’s literature.”
“Through this extraordinary feat, I aspire to inspire young minds, ignite their imagination, and instill a love for reading,” she stated.
She added that in preparation for the momentous challenge, she has meticulously planned her approach.
“I have carefully selected a wide range of exciting topics that will engage and captivate children of various ages. By creating an outline for each piece, I will ensure a cohesive and well-structured collection of written work,” she disclosed.
Stellamaris added, “Recognizing the significance of delivering polished work, I have allocated specific time slots for editing. This will allow me to refine and enhance the quality of my writing, ensuring that each piece is of the highest standard.
“With a deep passion for writing and an unwavering commitment to children’s literature, I am excited to embark on this remarkable journey. Through this Guinness record attempt, I hope to leave a lasting impact on young readers, encouraging them to explore the wonders of literature and nurturing their love for storytelling. I am ready to face this challenge head-on, pushing the boundaries of what is possible in the world of writing.”
“Together, let us embark on this extraordinary adventure and make history!” she concluded.
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