Writingexercise Stories

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

Feeling down because you have writers block? Need an outlet for your creative urges, but aren't in the mood to write a fanfiction? Here are some of the things that I do (with my friends, too) when bored, needing inspiration, or just for fun! It's exactly as the cover sounds- writing off of quick prompts, with time limits, ect. Note: This isn't really with any fandoms. They're randomly generated by me, by online sites, and made with my friends. Special shoutout to @Hatsunation for being the best friend anyone could have. She's the one that I collab most with on these prompts.

Short stories and interactions between aliens, humans, and other odd creatures.

...A Workbook of Prompts and Exercises to help you prepare for writing your story... So you are about to embark on writing your book. Perhaps it's your first book. Perhaps it's your twentieth. Whichever it is, it's always a good idea to create for yourself a set of directions, so you know where you are going with it. This book, Preparing to Write, is a set of exercises that I use myself for when I'm preparing to write. I thought I would share them on the off chance anyone else found them useful... Sammi x

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.

A collection of Cookie Run prompts for me to work on at my own leisure, mostly as an exercise for me to Keep It Brief and work on compartmentalizing scenes, concepts and ideas. I'm calling them drabbles, but I'm hoping to not get much longer than about 300-400. I am not taking prompts, but I am open to suggestions.

I write every day, even if it's utter crap. 2000 words minimum on any book or story in progress, plus at least one exercise. Always room for improvement! These exercises also help you fend off that dreaded writer's block, that horrible time your muse decides to run off to the Bahamas without notice or inviting you along! These exercises tend to be written as rated E for everyone. Since these are also done in a "flash", editing doesn't always happen, so these will normally be fresh out of my head much like my Damaged Goods flash story. Please feel free to do the practices with me, and feel free to post a link in the comments so I can read them too! I will be adding to this daily unless, for some reason, I am unable to do my writing exercise for the day or can't get to the computer that day. Let's all strive to push our minds into becoming better writers. Ready? Pencils out... GO!

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.

This is a prompt exercise I did. Timed for 90 min with a max 1200 word count. My prompt was a young woman who was born with a small birthmark in the shape of a number 9, wakes up not knowing where she is or why and her birthmark is now a number 8. Ji

Bismillah~ This is a compilation of my works in applying the exercises from "The 5 Minute Writer" book by Margret Geraghty for me to become a better writer! You can join too by posting your work in the comment section so we can improve together! Enjoy!

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.

My old English teacher challenged us to write about a person by only describing their feet. This is my contribution.

I'm doing a project where I write SOMETHING every single day of the year - maybe good, maybe not - as long as it is indeed, SOMETHING. I only ever do one post per day. (365 is the name of said project.) THIS, however, is stuff that I happen to write on the same day, AFTER I've already written SOMETHING for the day.... Hence, the EXTRAS. In case I'm feeling EXTRA.... Pretty sure the name is beginning to make some sense now. Basically the same as 365: no rhyme or reason as to why it exists, there's no order or rules, might not necessarily be a continuation of the one before it, but also could be. Who knows? With no rules, anything is fair game. This is the EXTRAS inspired by the original 365. Thank you for reading my excessive ramblings. STARTED: Mar.17.22

Shiver awakes in the middle of the night after being plagued by a terrible nightmare. She makes the decision to meet her precious Neo-3, Tres, in the middle of the night hoping he can help put her fears to rest and find peace in her dreams. A fluffy short story, Shiver X Neo-3

All of these will have a beautiful moral

There is a strange magic in Africa.

Creative writing practice i guess

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.