Here are the IntShoWriMo 2014 badges. Please, paste them on your blogs/sites.
I’ll be posting at least, three
prompts for each new day’s challenge. It’s meant to ease up the stress on your
brain thinking up all those thirty short story ideas for the duration of the
writing adventure.
IntShoWriMo 2014 will explore
writing prompts dealing with multiple fictional genres and of course, writers
can improvise with the prompts; suit them to their particular writing niche. I’ve
taken the liberty to acquire ideas
from about four sites.
Writer’s
Digest feature a weekly writing challenge hosted by its online
editor, Brian Klems. IntShoWriMo will feature lots of prompts from here. And
then there’s Creative Writing Prompts and the Poets and Writers website.
Writing.Com, the premier online writing community, is the fourth and probably,
last website I’ll be stealing story inspirations
from (I know the StoryMaster won’t
mind, though).
Each site is represented by a
code. At the end of the day’s featured prompt you will find a set of letters. Here’s
what they look like and invariably, stand for.
WDC stands
for Prompts Courtesy of WritingDotCom
WD stands
for Prompts Courtesy of WritersDigest.Com
P&W stands
for Prompts Courtesy of PW.Org
CWP stands
for Prompts Courtesy of CreativeWritingPrompts.Com
Of course, you can participate
without signing up. It’s about getting your creative juice fired up and not answering
a roll call.
Keep your pens bleeding.
Akpan
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