...and so the week has ended. If you want to follow the event through the end of the month, you can find week three starting over at Edna Pellen at her blog, Bleeding Ink, and then for the final week Maple at her blog. Thanks again to R.M. Archer for asking me to co-host! (This… Continue reading Preptober Prompts Week 2 Wrapup
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Preptober Prompts Day 12
Happy Tuesday all! In case you missed yesterday's introductory post to this week's event, Preptober Prompts, you can catch up here. Essentially, each day this week I'm posting a different prompt relating to the category of character and the topic of change in order to help you think through whatever writing project you're currently working… Continue reading Preptober Prompts Day 12
Preptober Prompts Day 11
Hello all! I interrupt the normal program to wish you a happy Monday and introduce an event going on over here for the next week. This year R.M. Archer was kind enough to ask me to co-host Preptober Prompts so this week will bring much fun and games! First of all, what is Preptober Prompts?… Continue reading Preptober Prompts Day 11
Thoughts On Dialogues | both the fictional and non fictional kind
On Monday I shall present for my class by memory a Socratic dialogue I have written. I have always found writing new things interesting, whether it be puzzling over a new poetry forms, reorganizing preexistent phrases as seen in bookbinder poetry, or experimenting with different point of views and tenses in a scene. Writing a… Continue reading Thoughts On Dialogues | both the fictional and non fictional kind
How To Bond With A Unicorn // a writing prompt
I'm sure you've always wondered how to bond with your friendly, local, neighborhood unicorn, and here's your once-in-a-life-time chance to learn! 😉 Writing prompts can be fun little breaks for me when up to my eyes in a long writing project. At least, as long as that's all it is: A fun little break. I… Continue reading How To Bond With A Unicorn // a writing prompt