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Tuesday, guys! Tuesday is one step closer to Friday.
Prompt Type: Quotation
Prompt: Write a scene inspired by the following quote. It could be set in the time period when the quote was spoken, could involve the quote itself, or could simply be inspired by the theme of the quote.
“The best thing to do was to brazen it out, throw your head back, walk with a swagger…”
― Sarah Waters
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Ugh, Monday.
Prompt Type: Image prompt
Prompt:
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Sunday! Weekends are too short…
Prompt Type: Opening line
Prompt: “Do I look like a bloody hero to you?”
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Happy Day 200 and Happy Saturday!
Apologies for how…bizarre…the video is. I like the music. Sorry.
Prompt Type: Music prompt
Prompt:
Music is “Dark Horse” by Katy Perry. Video courtesy of YouTube.
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Happy Friday! I’m happy it’s Friday…
Two opening lines in a row might be lame, but I feel like they’re less lame if they’re ones I’m currently using myself. Yesterday’s was from the current version of When All’s Said and Done. Today’s is from the current draft of Epsilon: Redeemer.
Prompt Type: Opening Line
Prompt: “Go. Get out of here before they figure out what you did for me.”
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Oh my–two days until day 200 and two days until Saturday! What a lovely thought…
Prompt Type: Opening line
Prompt: The scent of summer flowers drifted into the bedroom on the wind as I stacked a last few books on the shelf above my desk, trying to shake an ominous feeling pressing down on me in spite of the pleasant surroundings.
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Finally Wednesday! Getting closer…
Prompt Type: Quotation
Prompt: Write a scene inspired by the following quote. It could be set in the time period when the quote was spoken, could involve the quote itself, or could simply be inspired by the theme of the quote.
“This is where it all begins. Everything starts here, today.”
― David Nicholls
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