Each week, I’ll post up a new set of writing prompts. They’ll be short, and you won’t need to go a long way with them. If I don’t give a general word count in the prompt itself, assume between 250 to 500 words is the minimum. If you want, post them in the comments below, or migrate on over to the forums and post them there.
Sunday: Write a dinner scene, where one character intends to finish something.
Monday: Write at least 500 words about a business woman and a locket.
Tuesday: Write a recollection. Something from the past that you haven’t thought about in a while.
Wednesday: Write about the future as you hope either science or technology can advance.
Thursday: Choose a type of weather. Write about a character that is affected by it.
Friday: A master of some field discovers that their field of expertise is based upon a massive falsehood. (i.e. meteorologists, colliding cold and warm fronts don’t cause thunderstorms, something else does.)
Saturday: Write about a high ranking member of a religious organization learning that another path holds more truth than their own.
I’ll try to keep this up by getting ahead of myself and having them auto post. Otherwise, here they are for this week.
Today’s writing prompts celebrate children’s literature and pay tribute to the young and the young at heart.