Image Prompt: SentimentFriday, September 24th, 2010 |
Use the image below as inspiration for a short story or poem.
Image courtesy of IStockPhoto.com
~ Rhonda
Archive for September, 2010
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Hello all. Today I have a last line for you. It is: “That was four hundred years ago.” As I have said in the past, do feel free to change or add words, or give this exact wording a whirl! Crowdeddarkness |
What happens when you put your character into a small, dark, enclosed space? Think closet, coffin, cave, space hatch and so forth. These are the times when your character cracks, finds courage or gets eaten by something. Set your timer for 30 minutes and go! ~Amber |
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Hello. Today’s prompt is a story starter. Feel free to change it, as long as you end the sentence, and keep going! You can write either in the first person or using a new or existing character. “The day the clocks stopped,” Well, happy writing! Crowdeddarkness |
Today I challenge you to use the image below as the inspiration for a poem or short story.  Image courtesy of IStockPhotography ~ Rhonda |
A very late one again, work is the enemy of creativity… What if you started to notice everyone around you beginning to act strangely? Why might they be doing so? If you want to write about a character rather than yourself, of course go ahead and fill your boots. Happy writing! -Crowdeddarkness |
I’m sorry the Monday exercise is several days late. I’ve been under the weather. You’ll notice short stories picked for anthologies often have a central theme but aren’t obvious or direct interpretations. So let’s try something new. Pick one of the ideas below, write down 4 – 6 ideas and then write a short story using one of the latter ideas. The Princess and the Sweet Pea Good luck! ~Amber |
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