After abandonning four random prompts I’m going with this one:
“Where were your shoes? Write about an interesting time when you happened to be barefoot. Begin and end your writing with a description of your feet.”
Amy smiled at the shape of her feet. Singley or paired their profile presented an authentic feminine appearance: petite, but not [...]
I’m not a fan of writing prompts because I don’t find them compelling. All prompts are contrived. An anonymous composer, should I say contriver, distilled a a drop or two of essence from a particularly rewarding writing session. They packaged it as a question or situation or evocative eliptical. That half-teaspoon of muse soaked into [...]
This post marks my two week hiatus from Q10. Lets see if the distraction-free environment effects my writing.
So. Giants?
Let me disregard cultural elements of giants and humans and return to the physicality of it all (write the word one more time and I’ll not be certain of it’s definition any more). I suspect that I’ll [...]
It appears that writing creatively with plot and characters and all that mess is not primarily how Giant Week is going down.
Yesterday, between that morning’s post and this morning’s post, highway workers installed tens of signs on the overpasses. These sign indicate the minimum height of the opening under the overpass. I have no idea [...]