Writing Prompt #249

Writing Prompt #249: She closed the curtains to shut out the prying eyes of her neighbours.

Writing Prompt #248

Writing Prompt #248: He needed somewhere to stay until the hunt died down a little and the cave seemed safe enough for a few days.

Writing Prompt #247

Writing Prompt #247: She jumped back in surprise when the statue moved and spoke to her.

Writing Prompt #246

Writing Prompt #246: He shivered and snow cascaded from his cloak.

Writing Prompt #245

Writing Prompt #245: She sat down next to the ghost, smiling sympathetically at him, he gave her a startled look before smiling back.

Writing Prompt #244

Writing Prompt #244: He pushed his sweaty hair out of his eyes and swung the axe at the log splitting it.

Writing Challenge #24

Writing Challenge #24: Start with a single word for example dragon and write it in the middle of your page. Then write words that you associate with your word (dragon) around it with lines connecting back to the word (dragon) such as fire, flying, and scales. Then do the same for each of those words.

Writing Prompt #243

Writing Prompt #243: She reached out a hand to the girl but as their hands met the girl vanished.

Writing Prompt #242

Writing Prompt #242: He needed to find the words to motivate and inspire them, if he didn’t, they would never survive the first attack.

Writing Prompt #241

Writing Prompt #241: She walked quickly without appearing to hurry, she didn’t want to look suspicious.

Writing Prompt #240

Writing Prompt #240: He sat on the rail of the bridge watching the people cross, waiting for his next victim.

Writing Prompt #239

Writing Prompt #239: She crept across the rooves hoping no one would hear her.

Writing Prompt #238

Writing Prompt #238: They used to play the bridge game until they started disappearing.

Writing Prompt #237

Writing Prompt #237: He spent most of his time trying to put things back together after pulling them apart.

Writing Prompt #236

Writing Prompt #236: She grinned wickedly and dropped another frog in the cauldron.

Writing Challenge #23

Writing Challenge #23: Describe a single object using only one sense per paragraph.

Writing Prompt #235

Writing Prompt #235: He pressed his forehead to the train window and watched the goats, sheep, cows and a dragon go by.

Writing Prompt #234

Writing Prompt #234: He draped the blanket over her rather than try to move her into bed and risk waking her.

Image Writing Prompt #22

Writing Prompt #22:

‘You’re going to write a book with that?’

‘Yes.’

Writing Prompt #233

Writing Prompt #233: She was losing control of her powers, she woke up hovering above her bed.

Writing Prompt #232

Writing Prompt #232: It looked like him, like his reflection but it wasn’t a reflection it was a living breathing doppelganger.

Writing Prompt #231

Writing Prompt #231: Everything was pressing in on her, the air felt heavy and tight like it was squeezing her, she had to get out into open space.

Writing Challenge #22

Writing Challenge #22: Write a four part/paragraph short story or poem. For your first paragraph write in a fantasy genre, in the second write in a science fiction genre, in the third write in a thriller genre and in the last write in a romance genre.

Image Writing Prompt #21

Writing Prompt #21:

‘Let me out.’

‘I can’t, it’s locked.’

‘You have to get me out of here before they get back.’

‘I’ll see if there’s a key or some bolt cutters. Just stay there.’

‘I don’t really have a choice.’

Writing Challenge #21

Writing Challenge #21: Write from the perspective of a character who is not central to the plot or who is not the main hero. For example the side kick or the friend of the character that everything is happening to.