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50 Free Writing Exercises to Inspire Your Next Story Free writing is one of the most powerful tools for improving creativity, breaking through writer’s block, and developing strong writing habits. Whether you’re a seasoned author or just starting your writing journey, freewriting allows you to explore new ideas without the pressure of perfection. By letting…
All comments should aim to help poets develop their craft. While critique can be direct and honest, it must remain constructive
Word Association Game – A Word Journey with Example Word Association is a word game where participants take turns sharing words or phrases that are related in some way to the word or phrase mentioned before them. These connections can be based on similarities in meaning, associations, or personal experiences. Let’s walk through an…
This is not a contest. This is the post where we are asking you to post your 50 word horror stories. There are few reasons for this post. 1. I love 50 word horror stories. 2. I want place to collect them for our readers without our readers feeling judged by rankings.
Ok, this is not a contest. We are making a home for some 6 Word memoirs on our site. This is something that if you look around the web,
This will act as our prompt for this week. Noticed how I slipped this week in there instead of today’s prompt. Yes, I had to make some changes due to time constraints.
Here are 50 writing exercises to help you get the juices flowing. Writing sometimes seems to dry up. It is always hard to say why, but inspiration usually comes from writing.
Here is the result of our first Exquisite Corpse. Over 20 writers worked together to create it.
Ok, I really enjoyed discussion on poetry here at EWR. I’m always looking to talk about poetry anyway. You probably know, if you talk about poems at all, not a lot of people are crazy about having this discussion.
This poems is one of my favs. I’m wondering what you think of it. I really want people to address the stanza that starts “Are your fingers long enough to play…”
Welcome to our weekly writing exercises page. We were publishing these as single posts, but we’ve found putting them all on one page is beneficial and easier for everyone. So each week you can stop by this page for new writing exercises and prompts. We are going to do out best to keep these up…
Every week we are doing a poetry discussion. Right now we are only getting about one response a week, but lots of people are lookin’ at the page. Jump in guys. Let’s talk about this poem! Just say what you think, or make an observation. We are not looking for anything spectacular, but a little…
So here’s what we want. You can make these as many words as you like, but it must be no longer than 2 sentences. I would like them flavored Thanksgiving, about food or family is fine. Light on the horror stories please