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~ Thursday, March 31 ~
Write a story that includes some reference to bras.
I bet we’re going to get a lot about boys being unable to unhook bras, ahaha, I can’t wait.
Read followers’ works inspired by this prompt:
- The Jump by Livia Nelson
- Hurdle by Midnight Dream
- Holy Sundaes by Blake Buchanan
- The Last Day of School by shadowpen
- The Bra by dopamineaddiction
- What I Wrote in her Yearbook by Cullen345
- Preparation by aubriane
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~ Wednesday, March 30 ~
Write about a favorite hoodie that gets separated from its owner. Does a girlfriend/boyfriend take it? Is it lost? Why is it the favorite, and does it have sentimental value?
Read followers’ works inspired by this prompt:
- Prussian Blue by Angelica Kennedy
- Rhapsody in Blue by Kelsey Hickman
- Sweatshirt Grey by Brooke Kidder
- 415 Days by aubriane
- It’s Just a Sweater, Right? by mystereochild
- On Me by Mohini Lal
- Life of a Sweatshirt by Jennie Robinson
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The other day in my creative writing class my teacher said “What’s that Elizabeth Gilbert book? Eat Pray Drink Love?” Hahahaha.
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~ Tuesday, March 29 ~
Write about a garden. Or a scene that takes place in a garden. Or about someone gardening.
Read followers’ works inspired by this prompt:
- Roses by paxetcaritas
- gardener wasted away by ikitomeru
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I read this in the New Yorker a couple of years ago. We were talking about the second person in my nonfiction class today. This is a good example of times when it can be used. I’m writing a piece in the second person right now and it’s hard!
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Prompt idea by Midnight Dream:
“Write about the change of seasons, either from a character’s point of view or in general.”
Read followers’ works inspired by this prompt:
- Change in Season by tavisgray
- Change of Seasons by fidgetville
- sons of the Guard by suonio
- her vestal livery by anatomyofthewrittenword
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~ Monday, March 28 ~
Write about someone leaving unexpectedly.
Read followers’ works inspired by this prompt:
- The First Step by teafast
- Out the door by tavisgray
- I Wish I Mattered by beeteecee
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~ Sunday, March 27 ~
Write about someone overcoming a fear of heights.
Read followers’ works inspired by this prompt:
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Great Heights by Midnight Dream
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~ Friday, March 25 ~
Write about a conversation. First, write from the point of view of one participant, then the other. Try and write each piece in such a way that they’re perceptions of the conversation and what is being said are as different as possible.
Read followers’ works inspired by this prompt:
- Excitement.. by your other guy
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~ Thursday, March 24 ~
Write about a break up, from the point of view of the breaker-upper. Are they guilty? Scared? Or happy that the relationship will soon be over? Do they have someone else already?
Read followers’ works inspired by this prompt:
- Why Clouds Hide the Stars by Stefan
- Walking at Kennedy Airport by talkofmanythings
- Battle Pt. Two by landoflamb
- Him (part two) by simplysuzie
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~ Wednesday, March 23 ~
Write a story either about or from the point of view of a kid. Try and capture the sense of magic and wonder that the world provides to a child. Since many of us yeah writers are young, and childhood isn’t too many years behind us, we may have an easier time of this and should take advantage.
Read followers’ works inspired by this prompt:
- when i grow up by somethingididntdo
- Never Too Young by KatsKradleXX
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