Monthly Writing Workshop Shorts (#3)

Monthly Writing Workshop Shorts (#3)

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This writer decided to join a monthly writing workshop at their local library. These workshops are in 6-month blocks and feat. monthly prompts we can either follow or not. The following is from the ongoing third block: September (6 POVs, 1 Event): From the perspective of a library branch's staff. October ("If, But, Then"): After swerving to miss a deer, a driver finds himself spiraling into a haunting experience where nothing is as it seems. November (Deleted Scene): Julian returns with a trashed "Side-Eye Scoop" recording. December (Holiday Story): Frustrations lead to a creative spark for Chase Brenton (of "Castling"). January (Time Jump/Freebie): That creative spark becomes a voice. February (Freebie): That voice becomes bravery.
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Back in March, this writer decided to join a monthly writing workshop at their local library. These workshops are in 6-month blocks and feat. thoughtful discussions about that month's assigned prompt. The following is from the second block: September (Unusual Narrator): From the perspective of a book lost in the library. October (Mixed Genres): A cyberpunk/psycho-horror short about anxiety-ridden Wren. November (Classic Emulation): A modern take on "The Veldt" by Ray Bradbury. December (Holiday): One boy enters a window contest with his decorative unicorn friend. January (Ghostly Holiday): A space bandit becomes obsessed with a secretive radio DJ. February (Freebie): A workshop edition of an old Stephenverse classic.

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