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Day 22 | by Hero of Their Own Story
The Prompt Take a story that you’ve written (maybe this month? Maybe from a longer or older work?) and rewrite an important incident, from the point of view of your main character’s nemesis. Your beloved main character does need some flaws in order to allow readers to relate to them. Writing a story about them, … Continue reading "Day 22 | by Hero of Their Own Story"
Day 21 | The Nitty Gritty by Ruby G. Dubois.
The Prompt Sand. It can be experienced positively or negatively and either type of scenario is fertile ground for description. Enjoy a brief brainstorming session! Pros and cons of sand. Happy memories versus frustrations with sand. Types of sand. Colors of sand. Uses of sand. Shake out those possibilities. Find one that works for you … Continue reading "Day 21 | The Nitty Gritty by Ruby G. Dubois."
Day 20 | Make a grocery list by Brenda
The Prompt Who prepared most of your meals when you were a child? What objects, smells or flavors bring back these memories? Write a story in the form of a grocery list, and make sure to tell us the story of a character who has memories like yours…either in what you include in the list, … Continue reading "Day 20 | Make a grocery list by Brenda"
Day 19 | by Inspired by Artemis II
The Prompt Write a story inspired by the recent Artemis II mission. There are so many options here, even if you don’t want to write about space travel: There was so much wonder surrounding the Artemis mission, with all it’s ‘first time in 50 years, with all this new technology!’ hype, I’m going to argue … Continue reading "Day 19 | by Inspired by Artemis II"
Day 18 | Expanded Idioms by Julie Duffy
The Prompt Write a story in six sentences and/or no more than 400 words. Choose a common idiom as your title (no, it doesn’t count towards the sentence/word limit) and then construct your story to subvert the readers’ expectations about the meaning of that idiom. You can go dark, like, literal, or fanciful…but keep it … Continue reading "Day 18 | Expanded Idioms by Julie Duffy"

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