Every morning at 9:00 a.m. sharp, you get a call on your cell phone. The speaker says “I know what you did” and then hangs up. This has been going on for two weeks straight. What did you do and how do you react to these calls? — Writer’s Digest
Virginia Woolf’s The Waves explores the inner lives of its six characters through a sequence of connected soliloquies. Try writing a story using only soliloquies. Choose a scene that involves multiple characters, like a Thanksgiving dinner or a holiday party, and move between their inner monologues, building the setting and plot through each character’s unique thoughts and observations. When layered together, the different streams of consciousness will create the world in which these characters live. — PW.Org
You are a child who used to be afraid of the monsters hiding in your room. Now, you're just an annoyed child who is tired of the monster under your bed arguing with the closet monster. — Reddit
Create a story, poem or any piece based on this metaphor: a plate of fear. — creativewritingprompts.com
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