Someone in your circle may have a story they have struggled to begin. A personal invitation can help them discover a place to work on it. Choose a format, add your own reason for being interested, and pass the idea along with care.
Find the writers. Build the plan together.
We’re testing demand first. Detailed planning begins at 50 qualified applicants with continuing interest. At 100 accepted applicants and a workable plan, everyone receives the final offer before choosing whether to pay the $155 balance. Equipment purchase follows completed funding and the cancellation window.
The $20 remains refundable on request before balance payment, and on rejection, declining the final offer or failure to launch. Sharing helps us discover interest; it creates no obligation to buy.
A useful introduction can make a difference.
The goal is 100 accepted, fully paid founding memberships. Reaching it would fund the proposed workshop and shared AI infrastructure under the final terms. The people who join will help establish the community’s practices together. A share is an introduction—not a pledge, a filled place or a guarantee that the project will succeed.
There is no sharing quota, referral reward or admission advantage. You can participate in the club without promoting it. If you do share, one honest note to the right person is useful; you do not need to become a campaigner.
Film in your own workspace, with no private manuscript visible. Start with your personal reason for writing, then explain why the proposed workshop interests you. Add captions. Suggested on-screen line: “The story you keep meaning to write.”
There’s a story I keep meaning to write. [Add your own reason, if you want to.]
I’m following a project called PennedCanon’s Founding 100 Writers’ Club: a proposed private writing workshop where people use AI thoughtfully, exchange feedback and keep track of their own creative decisions.
The goal is 100 accepted, fully paid members to help fund the workshop and shared, privately operated AI equipment. It’s still a proposal, and applications aren’t open yet.
If someone comes to mind who has a story and wants help doing the work, send them this. You can explore PennedCanon’s prepared demonstration at pennedcanon.com.
We’re testing demand first. Detailed planning begins at 50 qualified applicants with continuing interest. At 100 accepted applicants and a workable plan, everyone receives the final offer before choosing whether to pay the $155 balance. Equipment purchase follows completed funding and the cancellation window.
Use the portrait card as a cover, then your own voice or a simple sequence of your desk, notebook and a calendar. Do not suggest that membership guarantees a completed book.
One thing I want to make room for in 2027 is my writing. [Say what that means for you.]
PennedCanon is developing a Founding 100 Writers’ Club around a private workshop, thoughtful AI assistance and feedback from other writers. I’m interested in seeing it take shape.
The club is still in planning; there’s no promised January start, and applications aren’t open. If this sounds like someone you know, invite them to explore the prepared PennedCanon demonstration at pennedcanon.com.
A story can start with making time for one page.
We’re testing demand first. Detailed planning begins at 50 qualified applicants with continuing interest. At 100 accepted applicants and a workable plan, everyone receives the final offer before choosing whether to pay the $155 balance. Equipment purchase follows completed funding and the cancellation window.
Pair with the portrait card or the three-slide carousel. Adapt the opening to your actual experience. The prepared demonstration is free to explore; it is not a free workspace for your own manuscript.
Do you know someone who has a story they’ve been carrying for years?
I’m following PennedCanon’s proposed Founding 100 Writers’ Club: a private writing workshop for people who want to use AI thoughtfully, bring their own experience and judgment to the work, and exchange feedback with other writers.
We’re testing demand first. Detailed planning begins at 50 qualified applicants with continuing interest. At 100 accepted applicants and a workable plan, everyone receives the final offer before choosing whether to pay the $155 balance. Equipment purchase follows completed funding and the cancellation window. The proposed first year is $175, including a $20 application payment refundable on withdrawal before balance payment, rejection, declining the final offer or failure to launch. Development still carries risk.
Applications aren’t open yet. Explore the prepared demonstration at pennedcanon.com. If a friend comes to mind, pass this along.
#WritingCommunity #TellYourStory #AIAssistedWriting
Use your own page or a community where this kind of invitation is welcome. Ask group administrators before posting recruitment material where permission is required. Share once with context; avoid repeated promotional comments.
I wanted to share something being developed for people who have a story to tell and could use a thoughtful place to work on it.
PennedCanon’s proposed Founding 100 Writers’ Club would bring together a private writing workshop, a confidential peer community and shared AI infrastructure. The idea is to help writers use AI with intention, examine its suggestions and keep a visible record of their own decisions.
We’re testing demand first. Detailed planning begins at 50 qualified applicants with continuing interest. At 100 accepted applicants and a workable plan, everyone receives the final offer before choosing whether to pay the $155 balance. Equipment purchase follows completed funding and the cancellation window. The proposed price is $175 for the first year. The $20 application payment is refundable on withdrawal before balance payment, rejection, declining the final offer or failure to launch. Final delivery and risk terms come before the $155 decision.
Applications aren’t open yet. For now, pennedcanon.com has a prepared demonstration of the writing workflow.
If you know a thoughtful writer who might be interested, please share this with them. There’s no need to use AI already, have a publishing record or have a finished manuscript to be interested in the idea.
Use with the vertical card. Introduce the planned workshop and keep the funding context with your post.
A story to tell. A place to work on it.
PennedCanon is planning a private writing workshop with shared AI infrastructure. The goal: 100 founding writers who want to use AI thoughtfully and make considered creative decisions.
Explore the prepared demo: pennedcanon.com
Know someone this might suit? Pass it along.
We’re testing demand first. Detailed planning begins at 50 qualified applicants with continuing interest. At 100 accepted applicants and a workable plan, everyone receives the final offer before choosing whether to pay the $155 balance. Equipment purchase follows completed funding and the cancellation window.
Send only where a personal invitation makes sense. No automated messages, contact uploads or referral tracking are built into this toolkit.
I thought of you when I saw PennedCanon’s proposed Founding 100 Writers’ Club. It’s being planned as a private writing workshop with shared AI infrastructure, for people who want help developing their stories while keeping control of the work.
It’s not taking applications yet, but the prepared demonstration is at pennedcanon.com. I wondered whether the idea would interest you. No pressure—just thought it might connect with what you’ve been working on.
We’re testing demand first. Detailed planning begins at 50 qualified applicants with continuing interest. At 100 accepted applicants and a workable plan, everyone receives the final offer before choosing whether to pay the $155 balance. Equipment purchase follows completed funding and the cancellation window.
Literary typography and manuscript collage in PennedCanon’s paper, ink and red palette. Downloadable PNGs: a portrait post, a vertical Story/video cover and a three-slide carousel. Pair the artwork with the matching caption so that the planning-stage context stays clear.
PennedCanon is planning a Founding 100 Writers’ Club, a private writing workshop with shared AI infrastructure. Explore the prepared demonstration at pennedcanon.com.
Keep the invitation personal and accurate.
Use statements that are true for you. Say “I’m following the project” while exploring it; say “I’ve applied” only after applying. Do not imply acceptance, membership or product results you have not experienced.
If you are the founder, work for PennedCanon or have a paid relationship, say so plainly. These materials do not invent testimonials or personal outcomes.
Explore is a free prepared-sample demonstration. Paid own-manuscript work is part of the proposed membership. The dedicated AI service is planned and is not yet available.
Use the final price and risk terms when asking people to pay. The proposal is $175 for year one, including the $20 application fee and $155 conditional balance. Do not describe it as free, a guaranteed investment, unlimited AI or a guaranteed finished book.
Ask before posting in groups that require permission. Avoid repeated promotional comments, bulk messages or tagging people who have not welcomed it.
Never include another writer’s private ideas, samples, messages or identity without permission. Your own reason for writing is enough.
