The last of the content-less prompts today!
Today I’m sticking with the theme of timed-writing but trying something a little different.
The Prompt
Pick Three Times Today When You Will Write Parts Of A Complete Story
Tips
- Try to start earlyish in the day and write the opening of your story.
- Pick a time a few hours later to write some more, and then again, later in the day to finish up.
- Notice how easy or hard it was for you to get into the writing at different times of the day.
- Think about professional writers on deadline, on book tours, who teach, who have ‘real jobs’. They have to find a way to write whether or not life is getting out of their way. Practicing squeezing a story into different parts of your day can be a useful skill.
- Pay attention to whether or not one of the times of day worked best for you (tip: it might not. You might simply find you need to get the flow going, or that you’re ace at writing in fragments any time of the day. Be open to experimentation here).
- Finish the story!
Go!
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The title probably says it all. Personal matters have made writing a bit tough these past few days. All the more important to carry on:
http://guptacarlsonshortstories.blogspot.com/2014/05/not-quite-story.html
Wow, when I queued this one up I had no idea how perfect this one would be for me today!
It’s a good reminder that by hook or by crook is okay — just set pen to paper, or fingers to keys, whenever a moment can be squeezed in . . . đ