This is a blog prompt exercise I stumbled on while surfing for information on “How to write a good about page for your personal blog.” I love writing prompts of all kinds, and this one seemed to fit my theme for today. I might even link it to my About page when it’s finished. Thanks …
NOTE! Written for the Tales Of Horror Hunt we throw every year. The use of Second Life, and other places mentioned in the story are purely out of respect. This story goes along with the gifts my partner and I created for this year’s hunt. This story belongs to me and can not be reproduced …
Write 20 Prompts in 10 minutes. The purpose of this exercise is to come up with 20 opening sentences for a potential story. It helps alleviate writer’s block. I have a notebook full of these and do these exercises often when I can’t sleep or just do not seem to have a creative thought in …
I love to write, I love to do exercises, but sometimes the same ones over and over get a little boring and actually hinder my creative flow. One of the sites I stumbled on recently, Toasted Cheese has some fun, not so normal exercises to do. I thought I would start with the “A Self-Interview …
This was written during one of my daily writing exercises. It goes off the T.S. Eliot/John Gardner killer exercise. T.S. Eliot called it “objective correlative”: Rendering the description of an object so that the emotional state of the character from whose point of view we receive the description is revealed WITHOUT ever telling the reader …
I try to write something every day, even if it is crap. I look through brilliant photos around the web to draw inspiration from. I found this one that inspired me. I am not putting it on the website, as the rules of use are not clear. You can take a look at the brilliant …
