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Writing 101, Day Nineteen: Don’t Stop the Rockin’
Writing 101, Day Nineteen: Don’t Stop the Rockin’ Today is a free writing day. Write at least four-hundred words, and once you start typing, don’t stop. No self-editing, no trash-talking, and no second guessing: just go. Bonus points if you tackle … Continue reading
Writing 101, Day Eighteen: Hone Your Point of View
Writing 101, Day Eighteen: Hone Your Point of View The neighbourhood has seen better days, but Mrs. Pauley has lived there since before anyone can remember. She raised a family of six boys, who’ve all grown up and moved away. … Continue reading
Writing 101, Day Seventeen: Your Personality on the Page
Writing 101, Day Seventeen: Your Personality on the Page We all have anxieties, worries, and fears. What are you scared of? Address one of your worst fears. I’m not too worried about spiders. My boss makes me nervous, but not … Continue reading
Writing 101, Day Fifteen: Your Voice Will Find You
Writing 101, Day Fifteen: Your Voice Will Find You Think about an event you’ve attended and loved. Your hometown’s annual fair. That life-changing music festival. A conference that shifted your worldview. Imagine you’re told it will be cancelled forever or taken over … Continue reading
Writing 101, Day Fourteen: To Whom It May Concern
Writing 101, Day Fourteen: To Whom It May Concern Pick up the nearest book and flip to page 29. What’s the first word that jumps off the page? Use this word as your springboard for inspiration. If you need a boost, … Continue reading
Writing 101, Day Eleven: Size Matters
Writing 101, Day Eleven: Size Matters Ohhhh my! Tell us about the home where you lived when you were twelve. Which town, city, or country? Was it a house or an apartment? A boarding school or foster home? An airstream or … Continue reading
Writing 101, Day Ten: Happy (Insert Special Occasion Here)!
Writing 101, Day Ten: Happy (Insert Special Occasion Here)! Tell us about your favorite childhood meal — the one that was always a treat, that meant “celebration,” or that comforted you and has deep roots in your memory. Today’s twist: … Continue reading
Legends of Lorata 