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Idea You Can Steal 64: Calculating Morality
Happy St. Patrick’s Day weekend, everyone. Hope you’re having good luck with your writing this month. Here’s a story idea to give your creativity a push.
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Writing Prompts 51
It’s been a weird week for me. Then again, I know there’s plenty of other people in the world going through even weirder weeks. So let me get to the point quickly. Here’s a few writing prompts to help you take a break from whatever weirdness you’re facing right now.
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Dinner in Silver Arches, Part 2
Cara took out her phone to check her list, but she couldn’t go past the lock screen. She was so surprised by what she saw that she could only stare at her phone wide-eyed, saying, “Umm…”
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Idea You Can Steal 63: Keeping Options Open
Had any unusual weather lately? It had been a usual, bitterly cold February where I am, but then last night was strangely windy. We don’t often get gusts strong enough to rattle the house. If I didn’t know any better, I’d swear there was a storm brewing nearby.
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Writing Prompts 50
People say that life is like a box of chocolates. They might say the same about my writing prompts. Even I don’t know what they’ll be before putting together this post. Mainly because I create them in batches and randomly select five from the list every month.
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Dinner in Silver Arches, Part 1
There was no point in trying the elevators at the Coldessi Boulevard subway station again. The climb down the emergency staircase was just as dim as before, though it was much easier on everyone’s legs. It was also just long enough for David to share his story with Nico and Shavonne — the one he…
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Idea You Can Steal 62: A Strange Woman, An Old Friend, and a Curious String of Coincidences
My town got a lot of show these past two weeks. Then melted away a few days later. So far, a typical winter around here.
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Writing Prompts 49
It’s the first Friday of January. Time for a fresh set of writing prompts for 2022. Happy writing, all!
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Idea You Can Steal 61: The Guardians’ Betrayal
Here’s one last story idea to tide you over into 2022. Hope it’s a good one!
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Coldessi Park, Part 7
The eight huddled together against the wall of a graffiti-covered underpass. Bern would tell them later that he and his skater friends regularly hung out here. The bare concrete cave was quiet now. Nothing but the wind and what they hoped was the distant rumble of thunder.