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OK, guys, this is your last chance. Come to drink coffee, eat cookies, and brainstorm before the ordeal fun begins. 2pm, WriterHouse. Be there or be square.
Here it is: Think of the absolute opposite of your NaNo idea, in every possible way. Now write 1500 words about it. Ready … go!
This 1500 word prompt is dedicated to all our fantasy writers out there… “One morning you look out the window and discovers that a huge castle has appeared overnight. Write what happens next.” Literary fiction people, don’t let this prompt deter you. We look forward to reading just what you get out of it: Is […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Today’s is another picture prompt. It is entitled “Last warning before the end of the world” and is by user crazy-ivory on flickr. Still 1500 this week, until Sunday, where we hit our true NaNo goal-pace.
A simple phrase: These things are dangerous. 2000 words today!
Secondary characters are just as important to have fleshed out as protagonists. That being said, it’s 2am, and one of your NaNo novel secondary characters is craving a sandwich she or he can only get from a particular store (that may or may not be open at that late hour!!). Annnnnnnnnnnnnnnnd GO. 2000 words!
Today’s prompt is a poem: The Esquire, by Philip Levine The Esquire was part bowling alley, part nightclub, so when the musicians played we sat at our tables wondering how they could go on over the crashing pins, the men shouting and cursing, the women’s laughter high and false. Bernie, Tassone, Williams, and I nursed […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
In the right margin of the blog you’ll see a listing of upcoming events, and if you click on the “Calendar” tab above, you’ll see the entire calendar, but in case you’re overwhelmed by all the information, here’s a bullet-point rundown of the first week: Sunday November 1, 2pm-5pm-KICKOFF-Get to know the other area Wrimos, […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Today’s prompt involves some people watching… “Take some time out of your day to people watch. This works especially well in a coffee shop, restaurant, or some other public place where interaction is the norm. Jot down observations about the people around you. Describe a loner, a couple, someone who works in this public area. […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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