Writing prompt time! Use this prompt to write a scene.Continue Reading
Doing a word sprint with a random writing prompt can be very helpful for exploring character and plot and just getting words on the page. Here are 10 writing prompts for NaNoWriMo participants. Continue Reading
"Is that blood?" Mia's voice was high and tinny. She was watching Nate with wide eyes. "No?" Nate looked down at his shirt, then carried his gaze further to his hands. "That's not a question you're supposed to answer with another question."Continue Reading
Wednesday Writing Prompt is a fun way to freewrite together!Continue Reading
"Where are you going?" Jasmine snapped.
Her sister stopped in the doorway. She stood still for a long moment, then slowly turned. Kitty looked at her with disgust.
"Where am I going?" Kitty said, her voice dripping with disdain. "I'm going to Ted's house. Where I won't have to hear you nag me."Continue Reading
It's been ages since we did a Wednesday Writing Prompt! Join me in writing some flash fiction. Is this even flash fiction?Continue Reading
“Why are we running?” she gasped. “Because we’re being chased!” Ben’s answer was straight forward. “But why? Why do these men want my hair?”Continue Reading
"What is it with all the 'why' questions?
They have nothing to do witContinue Reading
A dozen pairs of eyes, at least, were staring at him. They weren't happy eyes either. And they weren't on happy faces. They were downtrodden. They stared at him with overwhelming sadness leaking from the holes in their faces. They were gaunt faces. Skin stretched taught from malnutrition. And they weren't very clean either. Mud and grime streaked across their skin, creating a motley rainbow Continue Reading
This week’s prompt was:
“I like your hair.” He looked her up and down. “Can I have a piece?”
He'd been following them for twenty-seven minutes. Amelia had started counting when she saw him walk past them and felt his eyes rove her figure from her chest to her toes and back up to the top of her head. She'd heard him breathing, heavily, as he passed, and heard that breathing stick around.Continue Reading
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