- Write longhand… in a spiral from the inside to the edges of the paper
- “It’s like I played leapfrog with a herd of unicorns.”
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- Use the following five words: differences, satisfied, taking, large, prevail.
- Write about the return, in a new context, of an often uttered phrase.
- Write about regrets inspired by forgetfulness.
- Setting: a hayride during a display of shooting stars
- “It’s 9:24 on a Tuesday night. Where else do you think I would be?”
- Write an (alternative) ending to a weird news story
- Use yesterday’s prompt work as a beginning for a new story/poem
- W/o planning, write immediately after listening/watching any version of this
- Write a story/poem about something in your fridge or freezer
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- Use the following words: metal, uniform, false, regardless, gazed
- Write about a retail transaction or sale.
- Write about multiplying or copying something.
- Find a song that evokes unique emotions. Listen on repeat while writing.
- A character carries a $5 bill, two baby teeth, and a bent key
- Google your first name. Use a result as an opening line or plot complication
- “I’m sick of being told I’m wrong, especially when I’m not.”
- “It’s not a seven year itch. It’s a three year glitch.”
- A warm jar of Nutella with two plastic spoons
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- Use the following five words: leather, necessary, little, being, spirit.
- Use the phrase: “for no one.”
- Use the phrase “In the fullness of time.”
- Use a pet peeve as the impetus for the action of your story or poem
- The answer is more troubling than the question ever was
- She loves her iguana more than her fiance
- MC is a florist whose romantic partner is a mortician
- “Her Facebook profile pics are always either fairies or cats.”
- Use the a story/poem: blade, dance, edge, curse, leap
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- Use the following words: table, essence, progress, track, night
- Write about weeds.
- Write about regional/exotic food.
- The story invented after the fact of the tattoo that tells it
- He buried his money in canning jars along the edge of a swamp
- Setting: a traveling chapel in the trailer of an 18-wheeler (articulated lory)
- “The end of my rope is somewhere up there. The knot unraveled.”
- An online photo of her pedicure draws the admiration of foot fetishists
- Eve of Harry Potter’s birthday: Write about turning 11.
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- Use the following words: spent, still, entombed, noting, seethrough.
- Bob: make something or someone go poof
- bo: Incorporate at least two of the following three — a person, a place, and a pet — using the given fragments: person = “were-[something]”, place = “… of doom”, and pet = “… laser cat …”
- sabeth: Fill in the blank: “There’s nothing like _______”
- ana: “Zydeco,” she said, and slammed the door.
- janra: Include some music that hasn’t been heard for a very long time.
- toxicfur: Use the phrase “Where’s the capybara?”
- aethucyn: It’s the end: write about death, graduation or closing credits.