A horror story in three…
Write a horror story in three sentences or less.
Monthly Archive: November 2020
Interview with A.W. Miller
We spoke with A.W. Miller, busy body and author of the new book, Ocean Salt: The Allagi. He had some great advice on story writing, staying inspired, and pursuing your dream (even if it takes 15 years).
A dog and a cat…
Now a scene from the point of view of a dog. Then, write the same scene from the point of view of a cat.
Everything was absolutely perfect…
Create a story that starts with the line: “Everything was absolutely perfect… Until it wasn’t.”
Interview with K.M. Weiland
K.M. Weiland talks to us about her personal writing journey while offering expert advice on how to craft the perfect story.
Colors without color…
Describe a beautiful meadow filled with flowers at sunset. But do so without referencing any colors by name.
The dueling descriptions of…
First, describe a city block as if you are walking down the street after finding out you have landed your dream job. Then, describe that same city block as if you have just been fired from your dream job.
Interview with Tristan Hutchinson
Tristan Hutchinson, author of the paranormal horror, Amara, shares some advice he learned from his own self-publishing journey.
Tell a story in six words…
Write a compelling story in just six words.
It starts with a happy family…
Write a three-paragraph story that starts with a happy family sitting down to dinner and ends with a murder. Bonus points if you can make it a comedy!