This week’s prompt by Jude.
Write an updated version of the story about the tortoise and the hare. Use people instead of animals. Write your first draft fast, edit slowly.
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This week’s prompt by Jude.
The bees love teasels. And so do I. But they are prickly. Write about a prickly relationship between two people. Friends, lovers, siblings, parents and children. Or connect with the ‘tease’ in teasels and write about a time when you enjoyed being teased. Was there a prickly element to it?
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This week’s prompt by Jude
Are you rusty at dancing? Have you ever danced in the garden? Keep yourself on your toes and write about your dancing life. Everything from childhood to adult.
This week’s prompt by Jude.
Write about a person who hits the bull’s eye. Be literal. Your character is playing darts in the pub. Or metaphorical. What does hitting the bull’s eye in life mean to your, perhaps, neurotically-challenged character? Make it a short short story. And if you want, enter your piece into a competition. Who knows, you might hit the bull’s eye and win a prize. The A3 Review’s monthly 150 word contest ending the last Saturday in June has the theme of ‘Dates’. (not the fruit). Or there’s weekly, free 150 word Adhocfiction.com. Or the up to 300 words bathflashfictionaward.com, which ends this Sunday, 11th June.
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