Aspiring Authors Writing Contest
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Whether you are writing purely for fun or to build a future career the one thing that will always improve your skills is practice. This collection of prompts provides a fun way to improve your writing abilities while also allowing you to reflect on your works and the works of others. The prompts are very diverse to help you learn and grow as they allow you to be creative and unique. This whole description sounds way professional but I mostly want to have fun and grow my writing abilities at the same time.
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