30 in 30 : Day One – Where to begin?

Let’s get a little different with this 30 day challenge. At the end, wouldn’t it be wonderful to have a collection or an almost finished something? If you aren’t writing a novel you could put together a collection of short stories, poems or essays. Whatever you decide to do make sure you are really stretching your creativity.

So… it is day one. Where shall we begin?

I like to begin with a character. Create a scene or a poem that describes your fictional (or real) character. Consider this the first impression that you WANT your readers to get. Play up all the highlights. You are basically selling your character to the reader.

Go for it!

Writing Prompt – Your ideal day

Take a few moments to map out your ideal day. What does it look like? What does it feel like? Go from start to finish.

Use whatever form of writing speaks to you right now.

P.S.
Speaking it into existence makes it more likely to actually happen.

Fog : Writing Prompt

What will you see when the fog lifts? What is revealed to you? What is made clear? What shines?

April Creativity Prompt 29 of 30

Complete this thought:

In the end…

Use whatever form of creativity suits your fancy!

April Creativity Prompt 24 of 30

Create something based simply from the last thing that you have read (prior to this). Doesn’t matter if it was another blog post, email, sign, paperwork, or menu.

April Creativity Prompt 23 of 30

Create a piece centered around one or more oxymoron.

April Creativity Prompt 21 of 30

Describe the sunrise and dawn, using visual images or verbal imagery.

April Creativity Prompt 20 of 30

Describe the sunset and dusk, using visual images or verbal imagery.

April Creativity Prompt 19 of 30

Create a piece dedicated to a person who truly inspires you to create.

April Creativity Prompt 18 of 30

“Micro Moments” is another name for a six word poem or six word story.

Pick a topic that is close to your heart. Now write six separate micro moments. Each standing on its own.

You then read them in order, then in reverse order, and then mixed up. That is a 6×6.

 

Give it a shot. Create!