story starter activity - finish my story!!!
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Ongoing, First published May 05, 2021
If you like story writing then this might be an ideal activity- I have a synopsis and decent sized starter for each of my 3 current story ideas - a megladon shark attack, a grandpa that dies from dimentia and forgets everyone, however he dies everyone has forgotten he existed and all evidence of him is gone. The only one who remembers him is his grandaughter who is extremely close to him- the speaker of the story- and your average zombie apocalypse idea.

I plan to make another if this goes well with 2 brothers fighting over a house and one of them hangs the other in the barn of thier farm, another take on the zombie apocalypse, a horror story ie monsters and a quaint fantasy story
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