Writing Prompts
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Have a lack of ideas, a blank page sitting in front of you?
Maybe you're deadline looms closer and your boss needs a piece of work,
Or your English assignment is due and you need a creative story.
Maybe you've just got absolutely no idea whatsoever what to write about?
You may have contracted symptoms of the dreaded Writers Block!
But... Do not fret!
This book will have ideas and story starts galore, just to get your creative juices flowing.
Happy writing!
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