Writingexercise Stories

Some stupid stories for no reason lol

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.

This is a writing exercise where I just write about and add immense detail to something random. There's a bit edge in this, so be warned.

All of these will have a beautiful moral

[17/11/2023 - ] Just a weird, random, experimental piece of writing. Wholly meant to be improvisation with no particular set story in mind beforehand... let's see what I can come up with. ----- Trapped in a very strange room, two people's only potential tether to reality (and sanity) is each other, along with two blank notebooks.

I wrote this for a class Exercise and i hope you like it. Prompt: Write a first memory or a very early memory. Write as if you were a child again. this is when i was little and would watch WWF with my dad :) warning it is super short!!!

Sooo... This was just a writing exercise for me to write short parts of stories... And its all gonna be painfully angsty cause angst is funnnn to write

A collection of short stories written by me! Hope you Enjoy! ♥

This is a compilation of several short stories I write using randomized prompts!

This is basically a document made up of stuff I've written from writing prompts. I'll include the prompts at the beginning of the chapter so you can use it too if you'd like! Just kind of a fun thing to do for people who love to write. Some of these may include fanfiction chapters, but probably not (though that is most of what I write in my free time). Let's go on a little writing adventure together!

You ever wanted to read directly about someone's life, but thought that daily life was too boring? Well, meet me.

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.

Inadvertently, the wolf soon understood that their fixation with the hedgehog in red wasn't merely fascination which grew into something more...intimate. The wolf became infatuated. Hopelessly, passionately, and foolishly in love. Sonic knows what danger is. Most of his life he's lived in it during his adventures - which is why he doesn't feel threatened or scared in Mephiles' presence. How could he when he's been nothing but kind and sweet to the blue hero? If anything, Sonic wishes that his friends would understand this.

"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.

It's literally just prompts, then short stories/scenes, written by me.

"The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars, But in ourselves." -Julius Caesar, William Shakespeare

Straightforward writing exercise I did in the back of a campervan while driving back home. From Ursula K. Le Guin's "Steering the Craft." Turned out quite weird/Lovecraftian so I guess that's my thing now. Written in the summer of 2020.

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.

A lovely book of writing exercises your teachers will force you to do.