Writing Prompts

Money.

“If you can guess how many ones are in my wallet, I’ll give you both of them.”

Obedience.

Levels of obedience: Obey out of fear; Obey to gain a reward; Obey out of love.

Portal.

Doors in floors. The fastest one scores.

Screen-saver.

Instead of a screen-saver, have a screen-Savior. An image of Jesus on your computer.

Logophile.

If you consider every word an expandable idea with infinite possibilities, then this word prompt is its own LIBRARY.

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Want to do your own writing to the prompts? Here is a list of seventeen writing prompts. If the seventeen below aren’t enough for you, use the five above as well. When writing to a prompt, you can really do any kind of style you want. What does the prompt bring to your mind first? Do you instantly get a storyline in your head? Do you reminisce about something? Does the prompt throw you in a completely different direction? All of these are acceptable. Write whatever you want!

  1. Czechoslovakia
  2. Ferrari
  3. Excellent
  4. Diamond hard
  5. Necrotic
  6. Cornucopia
  7. Knuckle duster
  8. Godspeed
  9. Harley
  10. Almost died
  11. Old English
  12. Crochet
  13. Cave dweller
  14. Transcontinental
  15. Pinky promise
  16. Voice
  17. Juxtaposition

Published by Kurt Gailey

The latest update is that I've written seven novels, twenty screenplays, four self-help books, and one children's early reader, but only published half of them. So the question is: how can we speed up the literary machine?

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