Prompts

WATTPAD
This is not a writing but rather just my thoughts on a writing platform. I don't know if you have used Wattpad, but there was a time when it was the IT app, but right now, it gets a lot of negativities from readers all over.
By Fahhan2 years ago in Writers
There's Always Time to Write
This article is an exploration of the concept I touched on in the poem, I Write Everywhere. But it also came from a realization I had one day when writing one particularly lengthy comment on Facebook. Two things came from this comment. First, was “wow” how long is this comment. It ended up being 300 plus words. The second was, well if I have time to sit and write a 300 plus word comment, I have time to write 300 or more words a day towards finishing a story, or writing some poems. So, then, what was I doing with my time? Clearly nothing as productive as I could be. So what did this mean to me? It meant that it was time for me to take my own advice. And that’s what I started to do.
By Atomic Historian2 years ago in Writers
The Archive
There was a charming alleyway hidden among the city's bustle. It was the kind of place you would ordinarily pass without giving it a second thought, engrossed in the commotion of the city. But the alley had a mysterious appeal for Emily.
By KT_StorySpace2 years ago in Writers
Poetry Writing Prompts - October
1-Oct Write a poem that incorporates the theme of ambition. 2-Oct Write a poem about a favorite book. 3-Oct Write a poem about the beauty of a country road.
By Paul Pence2 years ago in Writers
That girl
I have always wanted to be that girl, the with or have as a friend. I have always wanted to be an icon. In my desperation to be a diva, an idol to other girls my age, to have everything I ever wanted, sacrifices had to be made.
By Tessa2 years ago in Writers
The Good Book
Introduction Last week I bought an album at The Beehive in Alnwick, "The Good Book" by Melanie Safka When I buy vinyl I like them to be special. These days it seems to be coloured vinyl or a picture disc and that is it, which is not very interesting at all.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 2 years ago in Writers
What The Lean Startup by Eric Rise talks about
Eric Ries' ground-breaking book ''The Lean Startup" has completely changed how entrepreneurs think about starting profitable firms. The lean startup methodology, which fosters quick experimentation, verified learning, and iterative product creation, is introduced by Ries.
By Lily Alazzy 2 years ago in Writers
Eternal Whispers: A Love Beyond Time. Content Warning.
In the small coastal town of Serenity Bay, where the sun kissed the ocean every dawn, lived a man named Nathan and a woman named Lily. Their love story was woven into the very fabric of the town, whispered in the rustling leaves and echoed in the crashing waves. They were destined for each other, two souls entangled in a cosmic dance that would lead them to discover the depths of love, loss, and the eternal beauty of the human heart.
By Paula Roza Pricop2 years ago in Writers
Write-a-witch awards
Of all the characters I have ever loved from film, TV, book, stage, or song, some of my favorites have been witches. Kind witches like Glinda or her nemesis the Wicked Witch of the West. From everyday witches like Samantha from Bewitched to the Wayward Sisters of Macbeth. Good witches, bad witches, literary witches or real witches, witches and witchery in fiction fascinate me. I have even ventured to offer my own interpretations of what it is to be a witch. I have added some links below.
By Raymond G. Taylor2 years ago in Writers
Some of the weirdest writing prompts I found today
When I'm feeling uninspired and freewriting leads to nothing but repeated "the, the, the, the . . ." on the page, I turn to writing prompts. This is a common approach for writers, but every time I do this, I find myself disappointed with the prompts I flip or scroll through.
By Kay Husnick2 years ago in Writers
How do (I) Write?. Top Story - September 2023.
I read Mackenzie Davis's "How do YOU write?" and the questions asked in that text were very interesting for me. I think about writing a lot, and I think about how I'm going to write my next piece a lot. So the answer, for me, is haphazardly.
By Alexander McEvoy2 years ago in Writers
An El Niño winter is coming. Here’s what that could mean for the US
Introduction After several years of relative calm, an El Niño winter is on the horizon, promising significant impacts on the weather during the coldest months of the year. El Niño, one of the phases of the El Niño Southern Oscillation, is characterized by warmer-than-normal ocean temperatures in the equatorial Pacific Ocean. This natural phenomenon has far-reaching effects on global weather patterns. The 2023 El Niño, which began in June and is expected to persist into early spring, is forecasted to be strong, marking a departure from the recent La Niña-dominated winters. As winter approaches, let's delve into what El Niño means for the United States and how it may reshape our winter climate.
By Hyper Anger2 years ago in Writers