Writingexercise Stories

Just a collection of writing prompts for you beautiful people! ♥ // 8/18/17 - Trended #722 in Random 9/15/17 - Trended #835 in Random 9/30/17 - Trended #992 in Random 6/2/18 - Ranked #55 in Ideas 6/4/18 - Ranked #35 in Ideas // I can't believe I've actually trended!! Thank you guys so much for making that happen you are all so amazing!! ❤❤❤

I took a creative writing course, so I thought of putting my assignments here. I will accept constructive criticism and answer any question that you may have, so feel free to leave a comment. I will write the instructions in case someone wants to give it a try too. Disclaimer: None of this exercises were design by me, only the stories are mine. I took the Creative Writing Program on Coursera, this class is made by Brando Skyhorse.

"I am a girl in love. That is all." Delve into the disjointed mind of a young yandere as she explores her feelings of obsessive love through her responses to all 300 writing prompts. Share in her secrets, but know that there are dire consequences for betraying her trust... *updated in sets of five prompts

These come from a writing exercise I do every week or two, wherein I close my eyes and let my imagination travel where it will, then write on what I find there until the words and my mind seem satisfied. They are sketches of stories. Of people. Of places. Someday, they might be more than that. For now, they're only sketches--and no less dear to me for it.

a writing exercise i decided to put myself up to!

Your character is middle-aged, friendly and affectionate. The story begins on a moonlit beach. A blind date is the start of something big. The theme is: rags to riches.

She sits on a bench in the park, book in hand. And every now and then she throws me a smile.

A bio should be as concise as possible. A journal, however, is free real estate. There's really not any specific place to begin, really, this is just where maybe half of my thoughts regarding writing and similar storytelling media are going to be dumped in whatever order that they come up in. Some of it regards my personal favorite everythings, some have to do with projects that I'm working on, and some have to do with people that inspire me. The only thing I can't say is that this journal is really a log of my personal life because I don't see that coming up much. I am Jaeden Gal, this is my writer's journal I suppose, read if you're interested.

A loose collection of pleas, bargains, and beggings for forgiveness, from a place of selfish and honest intentions. In rule of three, obviously.

Flash fiction based off the prompt "Main Character has Amnesia" Zalea comes to in a small shop with a cup of coffee and no memories to speak of. (Nothing special, pretty much just a writing exercise.)

Want to get better at writing? Want to become an effective storyteller? Want to finally share the world in your imagination with the real world? Then join me as we embark on a journey to improve our writing with creative warm-ups and writing exercises! As any aspiring or current author should know, the best way to make a book is to write it first!

I saw the #LookingForAlaskaContest and wanted to do a writing exercise based on a pivotal first experience I had. I decided to write about the first comic I ever made. Prompt: Share a 500 word original story about a life-changing pivotal first, and tag #LookingForAlaskaContest for a chance to win. Disclaimer: This is NOT an entry for the #LookingForAlaskaContest. This is a WRITING EXERCISE based on the prompt for the #LookingForAlaskaContest.

A writing exercise about a girl living in a tower precariously built upon a rock in the ocean. **I have other projects I'm working on, but if this gets enough attention I'll write more for it.

"From limitations comes creativity" - Debbie Allen The game is simple. Take a word, write a story about what it means and it's connotations without using the word or words like it. However long this goes on depends on how well I do. Feel free to recommend me words in the comments, or even do the challenge yourself. Anything helps! Trigger warnings will be put at the start of each chapter as they do vary.

Flash fiction exercises to help improve my writing, and also to just get some of my ideas out. Who knows, maybe they could turn into a full story one day.

Stories, poems, whatever suitable, connected to a task.

This is a short story that I wrote as a backstory for a dungeons and Dragons character that I created in her point of view. I wrote it as a type of writing exercise and liked how it turned out so I figured I'd post it for everyone to enjoy. Also Credit goes to my Dungeon Master, TJ Sketch, for coming up with the names of Caduna Helthro and the village Nerimys.

r/WritingPrompt idea. You're a bank robber. But in your current heist, after you entered the vault, you discover that it's empty. There's no money, but you find a person with both her hands and feet chained to the ground. It's so hard finding any of these worth writing, but it's nice practice on writing, and on quickly you can develop a piece, when one is inspiring. I wrote this in 45min, and my penchant for fantasy, took it to a religious direction... sorta. The rules are pretty lax in that sub-reddit, what you write doesn't need to be to a T, and must at least be 100 words. This is 1450.