They say a picture is worth a thousand words. Can you write a thousand words about this photo? Who is he? What is he thinking? What is his life like? What or who is he looking at? Is he pensive, … Continue reading
Susan Tuttle
Writing is a way of exploring our lives, whether we write nonfiction or fiction. But sometimes it’s hard to dig deep into places we’d rather forget. But to create real characters who jump off the pages we have to explore … Continue reading
Some opening sentences can set our minds spinning, especially if we have to finish the sentence. We end up being taken to places we might never think of on our own. But spurred by the Muse, off we go, perhaps … Continue reading
This sweet photo is sure to spark some creativity. What do you see here? Who is this garden fairy? What is she reading? What does she do when no one is watching, when the night is dark and all are … Continue reading
Shirley Radcliff Bruton Today we have one of my favorite authors, Shirley Radcliff Bruton. To me, she is the quintessential poet who recently began to meander over into pose. But, no matter what she writes, poetry or prose, she adds … Continue reading
Here’s a little prompt to help you dig into your own life and maybe be able to translate that into your writing. You can do this as yourself, or, for a true challenge, become one of your characters and do … Continue reading
Matt and Chelsea Thomas Today we have Chelsea Thomas, one of my favorite authors. I was honored that she would agree to do a post for me. And I learned some fun, and unexpected, things about her… how about you? … Continue reading
Opening sentences can be so much fun, especially if they send a shiver down your back when you read them. Here’s one that can be as full of creepy crawlies as you want… or perhaps none! Read the sentence, set … Continue reading
by: Meggity Mags What’s In A Name? Humans can’t learn to speak cat. Don’t even try to teach them. They are not smart enough to pick it up, other than trying to utter a few meows that translate into nothing. … Continue reading
Another Wednesday, another writing prompt. Here’s one you can have fun with… who knows what it’s a picture of? What do you see in this photo? What is happening, or has happened? What caused the pockmarks? Let your Muse have … Continue reading