I'll give you two paragraphs from different stories - one to start your piece and one to end it. Write the connectors in the middle!
Feel free to change the paragraphs too for names or third person/first person or... anything!
1. "Her long-sleeve shirt clung to her like a second skin on that unusually warm November day. Peter found Susanna barefoot and bent over in the Adirondack chair in her mom's backyard, with her face a few inches above the grass." -Cara Haycak, When Things Change.
2. "But those woolen socks were great. I know. I wore a pair of them that night on the blind baggage of the overland, and that overland went west." -Jack London, My Life in the Underworld.
Hey Russ, do you want to give us a prompt? If so, you're tagged!!
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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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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.
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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