I wasn't crazy
It was all right
My memory came alive
Occasionally
But colourless
#WritingCommunity #writingexercise #poetrylover #poemaday #erasurepoetry #blackoutpoetry
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Associate Editor Bella Bisicchia invites you to leap into this interactive read about the importance of world building, no matter your story’s genre. Read the tips and tricks and try them out yourself:
writingclasses.com/toolbox/a…
#BestThingIRead #Worldbuilding #WritingExercise
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#blackoutpoetry
What madness
I tried
Also believed
At age twenty-one
Feeling doomed
While meaning
"Screw you"
#poetic #poesía #WritingCommunity #poetry #book #writingexercise
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a writing exercise from this morning. this time we rhyming every bar with one rhyme/phraze, “enough”. a drill to keep the pen sharp.
#artist #hiphop #writingexercise #flstudio #musicproducer
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Feb 27
Mind Fields: Where Does Courage Come From? writingtoberead.com/2026/02/… via @DIY_Author #WritingtobeRead #LindseysWritingPractice #WritingCommunity #WritingExercise
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Bored? Read @hallowfield and his Fargo/Twin Peaks approach to the Andy Griffith Show’s, “Mayberry”. danhallowfield.substack.com/…
#fanfiction #writingexercise #mayberry
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26 Nov 2025
💻 #writingexercise
Write two scenes about the same character. The first scene should be before a significant event, and the second after that event. Don’t write the event itself. Focus only on how the character’s behaviour, voice, priorities, or mood change between the two.
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19 Nov 2025
💻 #writingexercise
Invent a setting (it can be a whole society or a single household) that operates under one absolute, unquestionable rule. For example; no one is allowed to speak after sunset.
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15 Oct 2025
💻 #WritingExercise
Write a scene, then rewrite it, but each time you rewrite it, change something small and keep writing from that change. It could be the weather, a single line of dialogue, a choice a character makes.
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8 Oct 2025
💻 #WritingExercise
Write a scene where a character suddenly remembers something that never happened to them. It should feel vivid, emotional, and real, but clearly belongs to someone else.
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17 Sep 2025
💻 #WritingExercise
Write a scene in which two characters speak about your protagonist, without them being present. Pay careful attention to how they are described, and what these characters choose to say and not say.
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4 Sep 2025
LINDSEY'S WRITING PRACTICE: WACKY WAYS TO WARM UP writingtoberead.com/2025/09/… via @DIY_Author #WritingtobeRead #LindseysWritingPractice #writing #WritingCommunity #AuthorsCommunity #writingexercise
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20 Aug 2025
💻 #WritingExercise
Write a scene that takes place in complete darkness. The characters can’t see anything. They can only hear, touch, imagine, and sense.
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14 Aug 2025
IT IS NEVER TOO LATE TO WRITE. Here’s what we all must do - Keep On Writing Whatever May Occur. aliceorr.substack.com/p/life…. #WritingCommunity #creativity #aging #writingprompt #writingexercise
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♡ Random First Line Prompt
↻ Random Dialogue
[Found at WritingExercise]
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23 Jul 2025
💻 #writingexercise
Choose a specific weather condition, like fog, a thunderstorm, a heatwave, or snowfall, and write a scene where the weather behaves like a character with personality, mood, and intent.
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Happy #WorldBrainDay everyone - how about stretching the grey cells with some writing exercises? This series has LOADS to keep you thinking, and keep the ink flowing...
amazon.co.uk/dp/B0CTHQ9D34
Free via #KindleUnlimited too!
#amwriting #writingprompts #writingexercise
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16 Jul 2025
💻 #writingexercise
Write a scene where a character faces a pivotal decision point. At the moment of choice, split the narrative into two separate paths and continue the scene in two separate documents following the character along each path.
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24 Jun 2025
🔎👉 REVRESE ENGINEERING 👈🔎
What can authors learn from reverse engineering their favorite books?
readfirstchapter.com/reverse…
#writingexercise, #writingcommunity, #writingtipsandtricks
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💻 #writingexercise
Write a letter from one character to another that will never be sent. It could be a confession, an apology, a revelation, a warning, or a goodbye. Let them be free and unguarded with their emotions, letting out all the things they’d usually keep bottled up.
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