Book 2) SDW Writing Prompts
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This is my second book of weekly writing prompts. They come out on Saturdays. Many are mystery prompts but cover other genres. There is a variety of types of prompts including story threads, 3 items, scenes, and genre prompts. They are meant to be inspiration.
Feel free to use any of them in your writing. Also, you can alter whatever you need.
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