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Smashwords
Category:
Education/Training
ISBN-10: 1461089425
Type: Non-Fiction
Pages: 132
Copyright: September, 2010
ISBN-13: 9781461089421
Price: $2.99 (eBook)
A collection of 1,000 writing prompts to get you out of your head and to get your pen moving.
When you finally have the opportunity to sit down and write, you want absolutely nothing to get in your way. In an ideal world, the ideas would flow from head to pen quickly and easily. You would have thousands of ideas at your fingertips. This new idea-generating book makes that dream a reality. With exactly one thousand prompts, 1,000 Creative Writing Prompts: Ideas for Blogs, Scripts, Stories and More is truly a cure for writer's block.
These story starters cover a large range of topics, including:
- Holidays
- College
- Health
- Regrets
- Nature
- Shakespeare
- Religion
- The American Dream
- ...and over 40 more!
These prompts help you to write from the heart so that you can relate to your audience. They work for blogs, scripts, stories, poems, essays and anything else that requires that you write with no interruptions.
Excerpt
609. Describe the best piece of writing that you've ever constructed. What makes this the best in
your mind? Also, write about what you think you would need to do to top it.
610. Describe the worst piece of writing that you've ever constructed. What did you learn from
writing this piece?
611. Write a scene or story that is intentionally bad in every possible way.
612. Talk about a time in which someone praised your writing and how it made you feel.
Describe the scene and the reactions of anybody else in the room upon hearing these words.
613. You have just won an award for your writing and you must give an acceptance speech that
is worthy of your talents. Write your speech in its entirety and include an on-camera interview
afterward for good measure.
614. Write a poem or a short story for the love of your life, past or present.
615. Talk about how your writing style has changed over the years. Write the same paragraph in
your style from ten years ago, five years ago and from today. If you are especially young, this
exercise can be extremely silly and fun Smiley.
616. You have been given a magical pad of paper that makes everything that is written on it into
reality. What do you write and what is your reasoning behind it?
617. Imagine a world in which writing was prized above athletics as a worldwide televised sport
and you are one of the top competitors. Describe this world and what your “writing workout”
would be.
618. How does writing fit into your life? Is it a hobby, a profession, a dream or something else?
Write about this priority and if you would like to shift it at some point.
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