- Use a current popular song as a prompt.
- Click the link and pick a photo to write about.
- Failing health.
- Get today’s Sunday brunch prompts at Twitter.
- Use the following words: silver, factory, house, guess, ancient
- Use the phrase “I thought it was extinct.”
- Fill in the blank: “I’ve been ______ my whole life.”
- Watching a kitten play with string.
- Miscommunication of quantitative information.
- The next layer of subtlety.
- Getting a hand-out. OR Moving away.
- Going without something important.
- Unexpected visit from an old friend.
- Get today’s Sunday brunch prompts at Twitter.
- Use the following five words: well, slide, welcoming, cicadas, lips.
- Write about counting (or a Count)
- Use the phrase, “Speaking of apocalypses…”
- Collision between two parts of a character’s life.
- “Tell me why.”
- “That color is not on the rainbow.”
- Beware the Ides of March.
- Sandals in the snow.
- Look up “synecdoche” and use one.
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- Use the following words: mixing, destination, slowly, reached, often.
- aethycyn: Add a breakfast food.
- Sue: whooping cough, potting soil, killer, amazed and cinnamon
- bo: In honour of Rush Limbaugh: write about (a) wearsluts and/or (b) bewaresluts
- ana: Use the phrase “pretend for an hour life made sense.” (Thanks to NC Weil)
- toxicfur: In honor of Sir Terry Pratchett, use the following phrases: “tincture of night” and “soup of the afternoon”
- Bob: “Piddle and payment don’t go together.”
- devtrash: Write about waking up in an empty hotel pool, bloodied and bruised.
- finishing what you start… or not.
- peeking at what someone’s reading on their ereader.
- Spring clean your writing space.
- Try a different genre or medium.
- Write about a yearning for something.
- Focus on the present year, month, week, day, hour, moment.
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- Use the following words: raining, anticipation, hummed, stop, pursue
- Write about a recycled hat.
- Use the phrase, “On the next day, …”
- Describe your imagined audience.
- Steal the title of an existing book & use it as a starting point.
- Go to Wikipedia, click ‘random article’ & write about that topic.
- Be inspired by a non-writing activity you like to do.
- Being too cold or too hot.
- Out like a lamb.