10 Ideas for Writing Practice

Libby Sommer's avatarLibby Sommer, Author

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Sometimes we sit at our desks to write and can’t think of anything to write about.  We face the blank page.  We sit there until blood pours from our foreheads, as one famous author was heard to say.

Making a list can be good.  It makes you start noticing material for writing in your daily life, and your writing comes out of a relationship with your life in all its richness.

10 topics for writing practice:

  • Begin with “I don’t remember”. If you get stumped, just repeat the words “I don’t remember” on the page again and keep going.
  • Tell about sound as it arises. Be aware of sounds from all directions as they arise:  sounds near, sounds far, sounds in front, behind, to the side, above or below.  Notice any spaces between sounds.
  • Tell me about last evening. Dinner, sitting on the couch, preparing for bed.  Be as…

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2 thoughts on “10 Ideas for Writing Practice

  1. I have learned to just sit and watch life. There are so many real life experiences you can put into writing. It doesn’t always have to be something epic. Sometimes just watching someone walk their dog is enough.

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