Happy October, writers!
Welcome to the 3rd month of daily writing sketches! I am glad we made it so far! I wanted to drop it more than once, but thanks to you I see that it actually really helps - not only helps finding the time to write (I now am absolutely convinced that I can write anywhere, any time, on any given subject - which is, frankly, a huge part of being a writer, a huge part of craft). But I find that it also helps with the growth as a writer - it's like when you are a runner, there comes the time when you feel like you can't run any more, and then you catch second breath (or second wind?) - you find more new energy within yourself, and running becomes easy. I still have lots of things to learn about writing (English grammar and vocabulary would be a couple of such things), but I learned that I can catch my inspiration whenever I want to - I learned that I can write on demand. And this is HUGE.
Here are the new 7 prompts for your inspiration, and please do share what you've been learning during these past two months of intense almost-daily writing.
Prompts 50-56. Week 8
50
Write about fingers (or toes). Do they belong to your character?
Are they lean and long “artistic” fingers, or short and chubby? All of them in
place? What are they good at?
OPTIONAL: Work on your fiction and share.
51
Write about a queen. Is she a real figure in history or a fantasy
character from your favorite fairy tale? Is there some thing about her you
find admirable or enviable? Is there something that you dislike about her or her status?
OPTIONAL: Work on your fiction and share.
52
Write about a door – wooden, glass, heavy, tall, Dutch door,
garage door or a magic door (Open, Sesame)…
OPTIONAL: Work on your fiction and share.
53
Write about a village, real rural countryside. Do you idealize it
as many writers and poets have done? Or, as Agatha Christie, see its dark side?
OPTIONAL: Work on your fiction and share.
54
Write about changing seasons, that very particular time in the
year cycle when it is not Autumn yet, but already passed Summer…
OPTIONAL: Work on your fiction and share.
55
Write about a suitcase. Is it a brand new thing from a department
store, a charming vintage or a ragged old thing that saw the world? Describe
its smell, shape, feel…
OPTIONAL: Work on your fiction and share.
56
Write about feeling sorry for something you have done or something
you have not done. Remember that you can always use your character!
OPTIONAL: Work on your fiction and share.
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