IntShoWriMo 2014 Daily Prompts
Day 3 Prompts:
A man, consumed with
anger, sets fire to homes of people who cross him, and... —WDC
"Spring is the time of year when it is summer
in the sun and winter in the shade,” wrote Charles Dickens. As we prepare for a
long-awaited spring, it’s interesting to reflect on the role that spring plays
in literature. This week, try to write a scene that incorporates a spring
tradition. It can be something as ancient as a maypole festival, as commonplace
as “spring cleaning,” or it can be a new tradition, made up for the purpose of
your story. If you need some inspiration, research how different cultures
welcome the spring months.—P&W
It’s
your 18th birthday and, upon it, you parents deliver some pretty shocking news:
You’re not really human. They admit that they’ve been covering up the fact that
you are actually a (fill in the blank). After hearing the news you still decide
to go to school, but this school day is different than all your school days
past, especially when it’s revealed to others what you truly are. Write this
scene. —WD
Make a list of 40 things
that happened to you this month. They can be funny, embarrassing, happy, or
infuriating. Then pick one from your list and write about it.—CWP
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