Writing prompts help keeping the creative muscle flexed, and enforce writing discipline. Or so the theory goes. You’ll find these random posts here.
Have you heard of the 750 word writing exercise? It was first introduced by Julia Cameron, in her book The Artist’s Way. The premise is
It’s exactly the right time to be writing about views outside windows, because spring is arriving soon, and the gardens are preparing a warm welcome.
I came across this wonderful post by Elen Seidman at LoveThatMax.com. In it, she recounts a loooong list of things that she notices/remembers on behalf
I think I had a wasted youth, and that’s not even a pun. Do I really not have any good “At the bar” stories or
I no longer have many unread books whose spines I can crack, mostly because the majority of books I read I buy as ebooks, and
My father loved dogs, and my childhood home had at least two at any given time. They were such an integral part of my family,
It doesn’t take much alcohol to get me drunk, or at least light headed. But it does take a lot to make me drink it
I don’t recognise (most) faces. It’s a real condition (prosopagnosia) and this author summed it up perfectly in The New York Times. I am luckier
(Day 4 of Writers’ Bootcamp challenge. Read my other Writing Prompt posts here.) In my short (ha!) adult life, I have had to, at some
