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Category Archives: writing prompt
Creative Characterization
It’s been a goal of mine to develop a workbook based on the workshops I’ve taught on creative ways to develop characters. Thanks to nagging motivation by my dear friend, Linda Apple, I’ve been working on that goal for several months … Continue reading
Posted in writers, writing, writing prompt
Tagged characterization, Jan Morrill, Linda Apple, Ozarks Writers League, point of view, Stephen Vanek, Writing
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Balance
Steve and I recently joined a new writing group called Wholehearted Writing. It’s not a critique group, but a writing prompt-inspired group. Last night, our theme was “balance.” Our facilitator, Lindalee, brought three different writing exercises. I especially liked the second … Continue reading
Posted in #amwriting, writing, writing prompt
Tagged balance, personality, prompt, Writing
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Oghmaniacal Blogathon: Twenty Sentences
This post is part of a collaborative blogathon by authors of Oghma Creative Media during the month of February. Knowing many of these authors and their writing, I’m pretty sure you’ll find something that will make you laugh and learn. We’d … Continue reading
Posted in writing, writing prompt
Tagged 24, Blogathon, Building Better Sentences, dogs, Faulkner, ocean, Oghma Creative Media, sentences, The Great Courses, Writing
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“Their Bench” — #FridayFictioneers #FlashFiction #100Words
Welcome to another week of Friday Fictioneers! I’m looking forward to reading the variety of stories prompted by Madison Woods’ photo. You can read them here. Please feel free to post a link to your blog with any comments. Their … Continue reading
Posted in #amwriting, fictioneers, Flash Fiction, love, Madison Woods, memories, writing, writing prompt
Tagged beach, Flash fiction, love, ocean, Relationships, Romance
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Telling Tuesdays: “Morning”
Welcome to Telling Tuesday, a day reminiscent of those in school when I looked forward to seeing what everyone brought for show and tell. This weekly feature was inspired by an article on WriteToDone.com, called “How to Show (Not Tell): A Writing … Continue reading
Posted in Flash Fiction, Telling Tuesday, writing, writing prompt
Tagged Coffee, dogs, John le Carré, Mary Jaksch, morning, WriteToDone.com
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