Writingexercise Stories

These are just some very short stories I wrote in 2021, inspired by several writing prompts (included at the start of each chapter). Each chapter will be completely different story, so if there's a story you don't like, just skip to the next one. Most of them are about 500-800 words long, but there are some shorter ones and some longer ones as well. Credit for most of the writing prompts goes to @writing.prompts.re and @writing.prompt.s on Instagram, you should definitely check out these pages because the prompts are great for when you want to write flash fiction or short stories but don't have any inspiration.

I took on the challenge of writing a short story in 30 minutes to flex my creative writing muscles. What I got from it was a story about a young witch exacting revenge on a group of young people who accidentally burned down her house by having a fun bonfire in the woods nearby. That small bit of fun ended up changing the lives of those young people and the witch forever.

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.

There's a website called WritingExercises.co.uk. It's really interesting. It has a few different writing exercises that you can do. One of the exercises that there are are Random First Liners. Which is what I'm going to do. So I use the random first liners from the website and that is what is going to start all of these random short stories. Lots of genres, lots of short stories, but all of them are going to be great. Sorry for my random talking at the end, but that's what I'm good at... rambling. Feel free to read and enjoy.

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.

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.

Writing Exercises, random thoughts, brainstorms, ideas, inspirations....

A short abstract writing based on the image: in this case, a pair of bright, red lips under the word "Welcome." An exercise to practice solely using a random image.

A picture is worth a thousand words.... so I wrote them down. Author's note: This is the result from a writing prompt I came across on the interwebs and I thought I'd share it here. The aim of the prompt, they gave a picture - my mission, to write what came to mind - the result is what you have come across. Please enjoy at your leisure ^-^

This is a collection of writing exercises I have made using the pick a number method. Pick a random number between 1 and 30. We'll call it number n. Then look to your bookshelf (real or virtual) and choose the nth book. (Note: If you have more than 30 books on your shelf, you can choose a bigger number). Then you'd open that book to the nth page and go to the nth sentence on that page. Write that sentence down and make it the first sentence of a new freewriting exercise. Just write whatever comes to mind for the next sentence and the one after that, and so on. Write at least as many sentences as the number you chose.

This short acrostic style poem was composed from a prompt based writing exercise, where the first letter of each stanza spells out a word.

This is a creative writing exercise which may be described as "Constrained Writing". This means that the author put forth certain self-imposed-limitations and conditions on the body text itself in order to creatively semi-abstractly funnel or channel a broad set ideas into a relatively less-broad set of resultant words on a page. Although not necessarily intended in this case, some authors use creative writing exercises with limitations as a challenge or for any number of other reasons. The ideas that are expressed in the text have a creative tie-in to text within the text that may not be immediately apparent. The subtlety is both covert and overt simultaneously.

Kian has been forced away from his home while only a boy to fight in the gladiator arena. This is a writing exercise of that idea and a different storytelling technique. Also, it is a showing how great emotions don't lead to power (as is often the case in anime). **I have other projects I'm working on, but if this gets enough attention I'll write more for it.

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.

Want to write, but not sure what to write about? Then this is the book for you. Written by @gewordenwrites with help from the admins.

I tend to turn off my brain and write what comes to mind as an exercise. You could say it's stuff that comes from the heart.

Writing prompts gotten out of hand... Just my random thoughts and writing exercises.

This books contains on how to go from nothing to a book. These are tips that can help you to start writing and to make the perfect story.

in which i write about many things that are neither related or cohesive. enjoy reading my shitty writing exercises that i, for some reason, am publishing on the internet for the world to see! enjoy. yours truly, dj