You had a complicated task set out for your character (and you as his/her creator) in this month’s previous prompt – Outbreak and Murder; today, I’m going to give you another one that will require a few good brain cells to solve Continue reading
Writing Tips & Prompts
My writing tips and prompts for you.
Writing Wednesdays Writing Prompt: Outbreak and Murder
A new virus has swept over the Earth. A few months after the outbreak, your character – a loner medical student – finds a cure and shares the news with Continue reading
Writing Wednesdays Writing Prompt: So, about Earth…
An alien race comes to Earth. Their ship lands in Continue reading
Writing Wednesdays Writing Prompt: That Name
Your character (MC) is going on a blind date. They expect Continue reading
Writing Wednesdays Writing Prompt: The Forgotten Umbrella
It’s night, it’s pouring and your human character has forgotten their umbrella. They take shelter at a bus stop. Bored, they look around and do a double take. There, across the street, walks a person… But Continue reading
Writing Wednesdays: 5 Non-Romantic Plots
I recently realized that a lot of the tips I share can be applied to most genres, but are often suited for writing romance. Usually, when I come up with a prompt, I’m also thinking of a romantic relationship or at least the possibility of one. To switch things up a bit, here are five non-romantic plots/subplots for you to use: Continue reading
Writing Wednesdays Writing Prompt: Slumber
Spring: a new beginning, the world waking up from a winter slumber… But Continue reading
Writing Wednesdays: Write Which Scene First?!
Usually, when you sit down to write, you have a goal in mind: a chapter or two, or at least half a chapter. So there you are, your fingers hovering over the keyboard and… You are stuck Continue reading
Writing Wednesdays Writing Prompt: Valentine’s Day in Reverse
Since it’s February, there will be a lot of romance prompts for you to find online, so Continue reading
Writing Wednesdays: 20 Character Motivations
One of the reasons why a story can seem flat is because the characters lack motivation. To help you with that, I’ll be listing twenty things that can serve as character motivation.
Positive motivations: Continue reading