Wednesday, March 16, 2022

5 MINUTES PER DAY WRITING CHALLENGE

                                   Photo by Ron Lach
Here's a fast, fun way to improve your writing--

        Take our 5 minute writing challenge!

For 5 minutes, write without stopping. Don't edit. Keep your pen moving, or keep your fingers on the keyboard in constant motion.

Don't look back. If you're at loss for a word, draw a line to fill in later. If you get stuck, write "I remember when..." and write the first thing that pops into your head.

You can go back and edit after the 5 minutes are up.

         Write at least 5 minutes every day for a week.

 I'd love to see what you write. Post a paragraph of the favorite thing you wrote, or e-mail it to me at stellanorth10.blogspot.com.

               Writing Prompts

Tuesday 

Describe your favorite activity in detail.

      Tell why you like it.

      How do you feel when you’re doing it?

 

Wednesday 

Think of someone you admirecontemporary or historic, real or

 fictional.

      Pick 3 of their traits and describe them.

      Write an imaginary dialog between you and them, or between

      two of your heroes.

 

Thursday

Describe the smile of someone you love.

      Continue with more of their physical description.

     Tell why you love them.

     Or do the same exercise with someone you hate.

 

Friday 

Describe a place you’ve traveled to, or would like to go to.

      Include sounds, smells, colors, views.

      How do you feel when you’re there?

 

Saturday

Describe your favorite meal.

Include aromas, textures, sights and taste.

Tell why it’s your favorite.

Describe how you feel as you eat it.

 

Sunday

What is the most deeply spiritual experience you’ve had?

      How did it affect you at that time?

      How do you feel about it now?

 

Monday

      Are you lucky? Why? Or why not?

      Write about the amazing good (or bad) luck you’ve had

      Or that someone you know has had.

 

Bonus Writing Prompt—Write Your Own Fairy Tale

Write up a real or imagined event as a fairy tale.

        Tell it in third person to give yourself an omniscient view.

                  

Questions? Suggestions? Feedback?

      Contact me: stellanorth10.blogspot.com

      See my website: StellaNorthBooks.com

      


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