For today’s Monday Exercise, use Deception as your next writing prompt.
~Amber

Some anthologies are by invite only. I read one recently which had a great variety of stories. And it gave me the idea for today’s writing prompt.

Thinking back to an anthology you like, write a short story or poem which would fit with it.

Good luck,
Amber

Use frustration as the motivating factor for your protagonist. Feel free to use this emotion in a poem, short story or character exercise.

Good luck!
~Amber

Try and put the following five words into your work:

kumquat, sand, wet, friend, and collapse

April is National Poetry Month. Poetry is not really my thing, but I do run across a poem now and then I can appreciate. One type I like is the haiku. It’s been a few years since we’ve brought up haiku.

I challenge you to write one today. I did!

Spring brings a brightly
colored songbird who likes to
eat earthworms and grubs.

Good luck!
~Amber

Friggatriskaidekaphobia is a phobia of Friday the 13th.

In 2012 we already saw Friday the 13th in January. More are coming up in April and July.

Use this phobia as the starting point for a writing project this week.

~Amber

Today we’re going to try something different with our five words. All of them will be descriptive. Good luck!

Undulate, obnoxious, nimble, absurd, diabolic.

-Huushi

Today’s five words to use in your writing are:

illness, yak, note, stick and bed.

Good luck.

-Huushi

Today’s words are:

soft, music, dedicate, rough, and spit

-Huushi

Share a time when writing, yours or someone else’s, has “made a difference”.

(I know that’s kinda vague. It’s intentional :-p)

~Rhonda