Category Archives: WordPress Writing Challenges

A Modern Legend- Page Twelve

“No sir,” James replied as he stepped fully into the room, making sure that his smile was a friendly one and not a mocking one. “I am meant to be in European history.” Mister Harrison took the teenager’s schedule, looked … Continue reading

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Writing 201 Questions

In Writing 201: What’s Your Angle?, WordPress asks the following questions: What’s your story? It’s all in the telling. — Rebecca Solnit 2) What original details do you see in your story? I wasn’t interested in writing about all the … Continue reading

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It’s kind of like gaming

WordPress taught me something new today in the prompt, “The Ray Bradbury Noun List Twist.”  It turns out that you can tweet @YouAreCarrying Inventory, and it will reply right away with a list of nouns that you can use to … Continue reading

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Revisiting Your UVP: Why Should We Read *You*?

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Every story has already been told. Once you’ve read Anna Karenina, Bleak House, The Sound and the Fury, To Kill a Mockingbird, and A Wrinkle in Time, you understand that there is really no…

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Writing 201: What’s Your Angle?

In Writing 201: What’s Your Angle?, WordPress asks the following questions: What’s your story? It’s all in the telling. — Rebecca Solnit 1) What makes you you? Which elements of your experience and unique perspective couldn’t possibly be present in … Continue reading

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Writing 101, Day Nine: Changing Moccasins — Point of View

Writing 101, Day Nine: Changing Moccasins — Point of View A man and a woman walk through the park together, holding hands. They pass an old woman sitting on a bench. The old woman is knitting a small, red sweater. … Continue reading

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The World Beyond Lorata

The old cliché goes, “a picture is worth a thousand words.” With WordPress not being limited to the fantasy genre, some of the challenges here take some creativity to get into. There are few that I just plain passed up; … Continue reading

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I remember

I remember In keeping with my theme of writing about Lorata and not myself, this challenge will be from the point of view of one of my characters: Mearrk’hal (mee-air’-call), a shaman from one of the three enchanted forests.  You … Continue reading

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A novel in serial

A novel in serial Legends of Lorata is a series of novels.  Now the book one is done, and book two is making great progress, I am doing as much as I can to spread that word that I’m out … Continue reading

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The recipe for a fantasy

The recipe for a fantasy To make Lorata: 1 singular yellow sun named Ser 4 moons, different colors 1 planetary core 2 continental plates 3 magical forests 4 deities 1 race of elves, divided into various sub-types 1 race of … Continue reading

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