Your Life a Book

Author: Admin

Mar 11

Imagine your life is now a book. In 100 words, write the blurb for it, what people will read on the back cover.

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Weather Writing

Author: Admin

Dec 9

Check the day’s forecast first thing in the morning. When you get to your desk, write a page explaining why this is the perfect weather for writing (even it it isn’t).

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Last sentence – new story

Author: Admin

Nov 11

Select a book from a random shelf in your home library. Copy down the last sentence, and use this line to begin a short story.

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Your Life as a Movie

Author: Admin

Oct 9

Write about a movie or TV program that most parallels your life. Why?

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Write a poem

Author: Admin

Oct 1

Find a short article in a newspaper or magazine. Write a poem based on its subject.

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Weather Writing

Author: Admin

Sep 3

Check the day’s forecast first thing in the morning. When you get to your desk, write a page explaining why this is the perfect weather for writing (even it it isn’t).

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