By Bryn Donovan
One of my readers requested this post! I was happy to do it, because winter and the holidays bring great inspiration to me. These could be used for fiction, journaling, or just about any other creative writing. And I’m keeping them G-rated in case any teachers want to use them!
If you’ve had a busy autumn or a tumultuous year, but you have a Christmas break, that’s a great time to get back into a writing habit again. And if you’re an introvert and visiting people and attending events at the holidays tires you, you might like retreating for an hour or two to work on a short story, poem, or novel.
Write about any of the following! Although these are fiction prompts, some of them could be adapted to autobiographical prompts for essays, journaling, or memoir writing as well.
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I had to head right over and take a look. All great suggestions!
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Reblogged this on Die Erste Eslarner Zeitung – Aus und über Eslarn, sowie die bayerisch-tschechische Region!.
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These sound fab, I’m going to use a few of these. Need to keep the creative juices flowing, a mere trickle at the moment.
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Good Luck, Jan 👍😃
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2018 is mine! Says she standing on low box (risk assessment performed) and thrusting fist in air. 😄
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😄😄😄
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