- Describe a dance.
- Use one of these pictures to spark a story or scene.
- Use an archived AB article to improve existing work or to try something new.
- Start a story with “The plastic fork snapped…”
- Use the words advocate, scurrilous, and macaroni in one scene.
- Write about a broken branch.
- Do the Sunday Brunch prompts and post your exercises.
- Use the following words: around, ardent, clock, agents, short.
- Describe something (or someone) using four or more adjectives or phrases.
- Describe emotions showing on someone’s face.
- End a story with “He shoved his pillow in the trashcan.”
- Write about a songbird.
- Use an archived AB article to improve existing work or to try something new.
- Write about the first thing you see when you step outside.
- Start with a sentence that uses the words dog, purple, and thoughtful.
- Start with an engraving on a tombstone.
- Do the Sunday Brunch prompts and post your exercises.
- Use the following words: record, searching, anything, process, direction.
- Write about cooking.
- Write about a bit too much togetherness.
- Take a bus or train ride. Invent a history for a fellow passenger.
- Write about a bicycle with a flat tire.
- Use an archived AB article to improve existing work or to try something new.
- Write about a hallucination.
- A deck of cards scatters in a gust of wind.
- Start with someone spilling a drink.
- Do the Sunday Brunch prompts and post your exercises.
- Use the following words: toward, stiff, label, face, dusk.
- Write about something that happens at the wrong time.
- Write a passage that includes at least three words that rhyme (or mostly rhyme).
- Use the words giant, lost, and caviar in a scene.
- Look at some clouds. Write about a shape you see in them.
- Use an archived AB article to improve existing work or to try something new.
- Two best friends are playing a board game. One cheats.
- Start with “The coffee seemed very bitter today.”
- Describe a boy climbing a tree.
- Do the Sunday Brunch prompts and post your exercises.
- Use the following words: failing, exist, finally, changed, mouth.
- Write about meeting or hearing from someone you (or a character) haven’t seen in a while.
- Write about the associations connected with a certain place.
- End with “It was raining, but he didn’t open his umbrella.”
- Write about a torn blanket.
- Use an archived AB article to improve existing work or to try something new.