- Membership in a self-congratulatory civic club.
- Use an archived AB article to improve existing work or to try something new.
- Then I remembered…
- It’s not a job people line up for.
- A wet, red dust hung in the air.
- Do the Sunday Brunch prompts and post your exercises.
- Use the following words: decorative, recipient, third, hands, narrow.
- Fill in the blank: “There’s no such thing as ________ anymore.”
- Describe someone or something by listing the things he/she/it is not.
- The glare of sunlight struck her face like a slap.
- Sidewalks crackled by tree roots.
- Use an archived AB article to improve existing work or to try something new.
- He was an older man by seventeen years.
- The unbearable tension he could create.
- She loved the word morphology.
- Do the Sunday Brunch prompts and post your exercises.
- Use the following words: once, broke, walking, might, fellow.
- Write about something (or someone) that’s in great demand.
- Write about running out of time.
- Narrow paintless houses, in rows like bad teeth.
- The apartment was empty.
- Use an archived AB article to improve existing work or to try something new.
- “Is he going to say a prayer?”
- A charitable drive that is of no consequence.
- The bus stop was just outside the hotel.
- Do the Sunday Brunch prompts and post your exercises.
- Use the following words: suspicious, safer, consumed, morning, noisy.
- Write about a question that is left unanswered.
- Fill in the blanks: “When ________, I could _______.”
- She didn’t believe she was being selfish.
- I was unprepared for his embrace.
- Use an archived AB article to improve existing work or to try something new.
- The women in my family have trouble getting pregnant.
- My eyes flicked back to where the man was standing.
- Explore an historical graveyard. | Snobs with bad credit.
- Do the Sunday Brunch prompts and post your exercises.
- Use the following words: rounded, split, place, anybody, organizations.
- Write about waiting til the last moment (or possibly a bit later).
- Write about someone or something not being where he/she/it is supposed to be.
- You can always tell when men dye their hair.
- If you don’t know the lives of chefs, how can you cook?
- Use an archived AB article to improve existing work or to try something new.
- His lips were scary thin.