Tag Archives: ocean

Oghmaniacal Blogathon: Twenty Sentences

Posted on February 2, 2015 by Jan Morrill

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 | 10 Comments

The Places that Pull Me

Posted on January 5, 2014 by Jan Morrill

A few weeks ago, I created a box of writing prompts. Every once in awhile, I draw a prompt from the box and write for a finite period of time. This morning, I drew: Write about two places that pull … Continue reading →

Posted in #amwriting, Life, nostalgia, travel, writing | Tagged daydreams, forest, ocean, Travel, writing prompt | 4 Comments

Female First – An Entertaining Online Magazine!

Posted on August 31, 2012 by Jan Morrill

I would like to invite you to visit the website of Female First, an online lifestyle magazine out of the United Kingdom. And while you’re perusing the variety of interesting articles, perhaps you’ll come across my poem, “The Shell Phone.” … Continue reading →

Posted in poetry, publication, writing | Tagged Female First, ocean, Pamela Foster, Poetry, Russell Gayer, sea, seashells | 8 Comments

#FridayFictioneers #FlashFiction: Shell Phone

Posted on August 10, 2012 by Jan Morrill

I love this photo prompt by fellow Fictioneer, Susan Wenzel. It brought back memories of when I used to go to the beach as a little girl. I’d find a shell and hold it to my ear . . . … Continue reading →

Posted in fictioneers, Flash Fiction, Madison Woods | Tagged Fictioneers, Flash fiction, Madison Woods, ocean, sand, sea, seagulls, Susan Wenzel | 27 Comments

“Their Bench” — #FridayFictioneers #FlashFiction #100Words

Posted on April 13, 2012 by Jan Morrill

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 →