A Compilation of Opening Paragraphs
KoobiDew
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KoobiDew
Ongoing, First published Jun 23, 2022
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This is a collection of opening paragraphs that I wrote using "first line" writing prompts. Some of them I could build off of, others, after coming back and reading them, don't seem to have much potential. Tell me what you think!
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