Another photo prompt today — maybe if you ask nicely, I’ll tell you where and when I took it.
Prompt type: Image
Prompt:
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official website of Erin M. Klitzke, historian and author of Awakenings and Epsilon: Broken Stars
Seven days down, 358 to go!
Prompt Type: Music Prompt
Prompt:
Music is “It’s Time” by Imagine Dragons; video courtesy of YouTube.
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Hope you’ve been finding inspiration lately. On to the next prompt.
Prompt Type: Dialogue Only
Prompt: Craft the scene surrounding the dialogue below and see where it takes you!
“Why would your parents do something like that to you?”
“I don’t know. Maybe because they hate me. Why does it matter?”
“I don’t know. I guess it doesn’t, but–”
“Then why are we having this conversation?”
“I–”
“Right. Moving on.”
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I hope you enjoyed yesterday’s prompt! Feel free to scroll back through the posts if you’ve missed one.
Prompt Type: Music prompt
Prompt:
Music is “Landing in London” by 3 Doors Down; video courtesy of YouTube.
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On to the third prompt of a new year! Feel free to scroll back to the previous prompts if you missed any.
Prompt type: Genre, setting, character, and plot seed
Prompt: A willing hero in a fantasy setting is forced to venture out into the wider world to heal the wound of someone important to him.
This particular prompt was developed with the help of Kim Freimoeller’s Inspiration Dice.
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If you missed Day 1, feel free to cycle back and check it out. On to Prompt #2.
Prompt Type: Image
Prompt: Write a scene (or more!) inspired by the image below.
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Happy New Year, everyone! As we say farewell to the old and ring in the new and celebrate new beginnings, I give you the first prompt of 365 Days of Writing Prompts.
Prompt Type: Opening Line
Prompt:
I stood at the top of the rise, watching the fires burn in the distance, knowing that my world had changed forever and nothing would ever be the same.
Good luck! Check back tomorrow for your next prompt.
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