https://thepoetryofphotography.files.wordpress.com/2015/08/082514.jpg Another inspiring image from thepoetryofphotography. Great writing prompt…
eight hundred ninety – http://wp.me/p2lM0k-Uv
Great blog. Inspiring images for writing…
Step 1: Choose something you like to eat, just enough for one mouthful. Eat it, then immediately write a three minute list of anything that comes to mind. Don’t censor or edit, just write.
Step 2: Look back over your list, circle any words you like, then write them at the top of a fresh page. Now write for 10 minutes, using these words as inspiration. You don’t necessarily have to include all the words. Try not to pause, censor or edit. Just write and see where it goes.
Please feel free to share your writing or the experience in the comments section.
“How to Get the Space You Need to Improve Your Writing Today” @BryanJCollins https://medium.com/become-a-writer-today/how-to-get-the-space-you-need-to-improve-your-writing-today-6c8f8a79e3e5
Pick one of the characters from the image. Give them a name. Write about them for ten minutes or more . Try not to pause. Use a timer. Don’t edit, just let it flow. Remember, it’s a first draft! Just see what happens.
If you want to share your experience of this, please add to comments.
Using the image as inspiration, start writing. Write for 10 minutes or more. Try not to stop. Use a timer. Don’t edit, just let it flow. Remember, it’s a first draft! Just see what happens.
If you want to share your experience of this, please add to comments.
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