I know some of my readers enjoy writing prompts, so today, I thought I’d give you guys a shot at making one. Have you ever thought of an amazing first line? Or a great story concept? Feel free to include them in the comments below. It’ll be fun to see what everyone comes up with!
What’s the story behind this prompt? “Real men propose twice.” Do you guys have any suggestions for writing prompts?
Writing Prompt Rules Writing Prompt: You’re seated in a subway when someone brushes past you and drops a crumpled piece of paper into your lap. You unfold the paper, and it reads, “Get out, while you still can.”
This writing prompt is a bit different. What is the lamest pick-up line that you’ve ever heard/made up? AND how can you use that in a story? Here are a few made by me, my brother, and my little sister (in that order): Will you be the chick in my chicken nugget? Are you my…
Before participating in this writing prompt and writing the next part of the story, please read the writing prompt rules. Writing Prompt: In the future, everyone has a brain chip, so an artificially intelligent robot with their personality and knowledge can be made after the person dies. But these chips also have a more sinister use. What do…
Before participating in today’s writing prompt, please read the writing prompt rules. Writing Prompt: If you’re reading this, it’s too late.
Before participating in this writing prompt and writing the next part of the story, please read the writing prompt rules. Writing Prompt: They say real flowers are prettier than simulated ones.
Please read the writing prompt rules for instructions on how to participate (if you haven’t already). Writing Prompt: But as I’m dying, I realize: They were right.
Welcome! You can: a) Read the writing prompt rules (please do so before joining any writing prompt) b) Participate in more writing prompts! or c) Participate in today’s writing prompt by writing the next part of the story. Writing Prompt: “I love you,” she lied.
Welcome! You can: a) Read the writing prompt rules (please do so before joining any writing prompt) b) Participate in more writing prompts! or c) Participate in today’s writing prompt by writing the next part of the story. Writing Prompt: It was slightly difficult moving around with a straightjacket on. But this was hardly the first time he’d had to.