Writing Exercise Imagine that your character’s love interest has disappeared after a fight. Have your character write them a letter. Have them write their regrets, their wishes, and anything else they wanted to tell their lover but didn’t have the chance. Lastly, write a scene or short story where they have a chance to tell…
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Daily Writing- February 8, 2022
Writing Exercise In the room you are in, find an object that you think is interesting. Create a backstory about the item. Then write a short story based around that item and the backstory. Side Note I chose a Newsies Musical Bobble-head for this exercise. I was gifted the bobble-head from a friend because I…
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Daily Writing- February 7, 2022
Writing Exercise Write a short story using 4 characters with unique jobs and have them go through two scenarios. Characters and Unique Jobs Four Unique occupations: Twitch Streamer Elevator Mechanic Freelance Writer Animator Twitch Streamer- Max- Male, Streamer name is PyroManiac, 32, shaggy brown hair, tanned skin but got a bad sunburn, glass green eyes….
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Daily Writing- February 5, 2022
Writing Exercise Write 10 questions and answers between your protagonist and your antagonist. Side Note The questions and answers are between Scout, my protagonist teen, and an Ashmoday, my demon antagonist. I will write S for Scout and A for Ashmoday since I never gave him a name yet. Or I may have just don’t…
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Daily Writing- February 4, 2022
Writing Exercise Think of our character and write their dream home. You can also put together visual boards of their dream house. Side Note For this exercise, I will use Scout. She may just be a teenager, but even teenagers sometimes dream about their future house and what they want. I did. I also didn’t…