I've decided to re-purpose this old Magazine Writing blog for the Write Club. It's still bear wrestling (I mean, writing practice) but this time it's with fiction instead of fact.
Fuzzy! Fun!
The Rules: We each have one week from the sending of the prompt to write a short story (or poem or whatever) inspired by the prompt. Then we read and comment on each other's stories. Then we wrestle a bear. Er, wait, what did I sign up for again?
Pens at the ready... Wait for the start bell... DING!
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- Lacey Waymire is a journalist and mother living in the Sacramento area. Her work has appeared in the Escapist, Sacramento Bee, Colfax Record, and other publications.
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Write Club members are writers in California dedicated to creating something new each week. Constructive criticism from the group can only help us get better.
The rules - a new prompt is set every Thursday. Stories are due 8 days after that. Prompter tags the next prompter. Everyone must read and comment on each other's stories.
Why bear wrestling? Writing practice is kind of like wrestling a bear. Looming at six feet, it scares many people off without even needing to show its massive teeth.
The rules - a new prompt is set every Thursday. Stories are due 8 days after that. Prompter tags the next prompter. Everyone must read and comment on each other's stories.
Why bear wrestling? Writing practice is kind of like wrestling a bear. Looming at six feet, it scares many people off without even needing to show its massive teeth.
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Many thanks to morgueFile and ImageAfter contributors for providing free-use images to these blogs.
All written works are the property of the author and cannot be sold, redistributed, copied, blah blah blah. Don't steal from me and I won't steal from you. Feel free to use the prompts, though - you can't copyright an idea!
Many thanks to morgueFile and ImageAfter contributors for providing free-use images to these blogs.
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