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  • Writing prompts by idkwhatimdoingrnyk
    idkwhatimdoingrnyk
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    I've seen a lot of writing prompts everywhere, as well as questions like : if you were writing a book where.... what would the first/last sentence be, and well, this book has been created to contain all the ideas I might have for future stories. These are mostly moments of inspiration and don't always have something to do with the others. I really hope you'll like it :)
  • Story Inspiration Ideas For Writers  by CagziKaren
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    STORY INSPIRATION AND CHARACTER INSPO If you would like to use any other pictures for inspo, I regularly add pictures onto my pinterest boards my username is cagziseal. 4th 20/1/2022 - examples 2nd 20/1/2022 - brainstorming 4th 12/4/2022 - brainstorming 3rd 29/1/2023- brainstorming 11th 20/1/2022 - inspo 16th 21/1/2022 - pic 18th 22/1/2022 - Inspo
  • A Daily Writing Challenge by Accyber
    Accyber
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    INSTRUCTIONS: Every day (using a random prompt of your choosing), write THREE to FIVE: quotes, pieces of dialogue or scenes/ story fragments. This is to promote creativity, continually improve upon skills and keep the mind sharp. _____ This is a writing practice I came up with a while ago, and I urge you to do your own daily writing challenge too! This is just my attempt at it, so my prompts aren't a guideline, use whatever you like. The first 36 prompts were actually written a little while back and due to life reasons I temporarily stopped. But starting on the 37th prompt, every entry will be uploaded the day or day after I write it. (The challenge is open for everyone to complete, but my prompt responses belong only to me. General no plagiarism rule blah blah blah)
  • On the Bus: Drabble by caffeinatedchapters
    caffeinatedchapters
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    For my English Language mock (GCSE) I had to write a creative writing piece, which I'm sharing here both because I quite like it, and so I can hopefully improve my work from here onwards. Hope you enjoy :)
  • Writing Prompts by Bookworm_350
    Bookworm_350
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    Mostly just a bunch of writing prompts I love other than a few that I wrote myself after a little bit of inspiration but you will be able to tell those apart from the rest. (I title them a bit different)
  • Premades. by maoritanga
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      Parts 27
    Covers with good pictures and the right words plays an important part. They look like they paint a picture with effort. Don't judge a book by its cover? Wrong. We judge a cover all the time. ©onpoint
  • Character Picture Shop by YouLikeEveryone
    YouLikeEveryone
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    The cover is the first example. There will be many more examples in the book.
  • Translated books- what's the problem? by old_frozenpaw
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    Ever noticed the differences between translated books? This book has exactly 30 examples.
  • Writing Prompts 🖊  by toast_toast_
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    This is just a list on writing prompts that you can use or read as short stories. I will had the prompt at the top of the page and then my interpretation or a story to follow up.
  • example  by gambleworm
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  • The Was and the Is by SherrieTheriault
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    January 30 The Was and the Is The Silent Scream that existed as a placeholder for my G-d was incomprehensible to me.  I entered AA and was informed that understanding my Higher Power was required not just some far distant goal.  In true alcoholic form my first move was to shun G-d.  This made room for my rage which was in much need of the space.  After a few fine years of dissipation I lost interest in incendiary devices no matter how large their detonation capacity.  Having cleared the room I brought in G-d as potted plant.  I talked to it occasionally, watered and fed it, mostly ignored it.  Growing in spite of lacking ministrations G-d was an unobtrusive force living in the corner changing gas into air and demanding nothing.  As I quelled my apprehension and lived with the Presence I looked, listened, probed and questioned the subtle Force sharing the room. “Add it up,” chanted the children in my ear, “run the numbers, settle the accounts.”  I calculated proofs and discarded the faulty and inaccurate.  What was left, the whole, not the remainder was mine to keep, but it was not everything.  I haven’t an everything G-d, because I am not a nothing person.  I am something and G-d is something too.  We are complimentary, like pairs of angles who come full circle.   Show the sun the souls of your feet   You are reading selections from More Sober on the Way to Sane and Lines From My Life by Sherrie Theriault http://www.amazon.com/More-Sober-The-Way-Sane/dp/144141231X/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1374072329&sr=8-3&keywords=sober+on+the+way+to+sane http://www.amazon.com/Lines-My-Life-Sherrie-Theriault/dp/1448652820/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1374072576&sr=1-1&keywords=Lines+from+my+life%2C+Sherrie+theriault