Writingexercises storie

"The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars, But in ourselves." -Julius Caesar, William Shakespeare

A Collection of Ficlets made from Incorrect Quotes for the Henry Stickmin Collection. They definitely said that... probably. Mostly based on Schattenschreiberin and my AUs.

While you're waiting for a chance at a Community Project, we here at Community Interactive like to branch out. Our origins are in contests and, at this point, we are in love with crafting and hosting these weekly bite-sized exercises. It is our passion and we are delighted to share it with you: Do you want to improve your writing skills? Do you want to take part in contests and test whether your pen is truly mightier than the sword? Do you just want to have fun and make friends? Well, in that case, this is just the place to be. This book contains contests which will help you improve and explore different facets of the craft of writing. Be it prose or poetry, we have a little bit of everything. So, hop on this bandwagon and discover this world of writing with us. Welcome to Weekly Contests!

Creative writing practice i guess

A lovely book of writing exercises your teachers will force you to do.

This morning's 15-minute writing exercise. Photo by Yoann Siloine on Unsplash

Just to keep me out of a writing block or keep me productive lmao These will be mostly short stories, using plot points generated by a bot. Whatever I use will be stated at the beginning of each chapter.

A short abstract writing based on the image: in this case, a pair of bright, red lips under the word "Welcome." An exercise to practice solely using a random image.

A collection of short stories and records from a library that exists only in fantasy. It's a snippet into worlds beyond our own, familiar but so far away. Every chapter is a different tale, but if you look closely, maybe there will be more than what is just on the page.

Feeling down because you have writers block? Need an outlet for your creative urges, but aren't in the mood to write a fanfiction? Here are some of the things that I do (with my friends, too) when bored, needing inspiration, or just for fun! It's exactly as the cover sounds- writing off of quick prompts, with time limits, ect. Note: This isn't really with any fandoms. They're randomly generated by me, by online sites, and made with my friends. Special shoutout to @Hatsunation for being the best friend anyone could have. She's the one that I collab most with on these prompts.

The title says it all, a range of different creative writing prompts. Share your answers with others and strive to improve your creative skills! The ones with ticks beside them are the ones I've completed, message me to compare answers :)

I may add to some of the better stories that come out of this, but the intention here is a sort of writer's-block-jam-sesion. I'll either jot down half-baked ideas and see where they take me, or use prompts to get myself writing.

These are just some very short stories I wrote in 2021, inspired by several writing prompts (included at the start of each chapter). Each chapter will be completely different story, so if there's a story you don't like, just skip to the next one. Most of them are about 500-800 words long, but there are some shorter ones and some longer ones as well. Credit for most of the writing prompts goes to @writing.prompts.re and @writing.prompt.s on Instagram, you should definitely check out these pages because the prompts are great for when you want to write flash fiction or short stories but don't have any inspiration.

A place for me to pour my unwavering love to some of my favorite AssClass pairs!!

This serialized collection, premiering on January 1, 2026 offers a rich sequence of short, imaginative prompts designed to cultivate creativity, reflection, discipline, and courage through just ten minutes of writing a day. The exercises range widely across genres and modes-fiction, poetry, lists, letters, fairy tales, political reflection, memory, fantasy, gratitude, and formal constraints, like sestinas-while repeatedly encouraging writers to confront fear, flailing, doubt, and distraction in favor of sustained attention and play. The tone is both demanding and deeply affirming: participants are reminded that persistence matters more than polish, that creativity grows through discomfort and curiosity, and that writing can function as a spiritual, emotional, and intellectual practice. The closing entries emphasize reflection, consolidation, and transformation, culminating in an invitation to expand short exercises into longer works and a reminder that the writer's task is not judgment or comparison, but keeping the creative channel open so that one's unique expression can exist in the world.

Shiver awakes in the middle of the night after being plagued by a terrible nightmare. She makes the decision to meet her precious Neo-3, Tres, in the middle of the night hoping he can help put her fears to rest and find peace in her dreams. A fluffy short story, Shiver X Neo-3