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"I thought you said you took care of it"

"Well of course I said that. If I told you I hadn't you'd have been mad."

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You meet 3 other versions of yourself from different timelines. What differentiates the 4 of you is that each of you represent the Hogwarts Houses

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Humans have evolved to the point where we can evolve asexually, simply by duplicating ourselves. Explain the world where this is a reality.

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Writing Prompt

We’ve seen plenty of fairy tales where the princess lives happily ever after. Now is time to write a fairy tale in the point of view of a prince on his journey to happily ever after.

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Description should begin in the writer's imagination, but should finish in the reader's.

Stephen King

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Writing Prompt

Write a story about a character that is deathly afraid of an every day common object. This character reacts in a new extreme way each time they even see the object.

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The Hemingway app or website is great at finding these for you too so you don't have to do it yourself. The app also checks for complicated sentences and passive voice. Last but not least it also gives a reading level to your writing.

every writing tip article and their mother: dont ever use adverbs ever!

me, shoveling more adverbs onto the page because i do what i want: just you fucking try and stop me

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Writing Tip

Don’t let a confined set of norms determine how you write. If it furthers your plot, but doesn’t fit a the genre it doesn’t matter. Dare to be different and create something that doesn’t already exist.

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Writing prompt

"I thought you said you were a professional killer"

"I am. I kill weeds for a living."

"I don't think you understand what my ad wanted at all"

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Writing Prompt

“Back in my day...”

“You’re like 12. There is no back in your day.”

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This is just something I found on the internet searching around. I couldn’t find the original creator so if you know please let me know so I can give credit. Here’s some writing tips from one of the greatest authors out there. If you want to learn how to be the best you have to learn from the best. 

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Writing Tip

First drafts aren’t meant to be perfect, they’re meant to be written.

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Writing Prompt

A genie is granting everyone 3 wishes. The problem is the genie takes the wishes and twists them, giving you a huge problem. What were your three wishes and how did they go so horribly wrong?

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Writers!

What’s your favorite part about writing?

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Writing Prompt

A severe weather warning in your area for extreme cold temperatures and you are caught outside with no where to go. This extreme survival situation causes your dormant super powers to kick in. Write about the powers and how they help you survive.

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These are some good tips to make sure that your beginning has an impact on the reader and leaves them needing more!

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Writing Prompt

Write a short story that begins with “It all started with a...”