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Tag: Writing Exercise

9 Step Short Story Outline

9 Step Short Story Outline

September 26, 2017May 12, 2022 Inara1 Comment on 9 Step Short Story Outline

This is an exercise I started doing twice a month after one of my writing groups mentioned it a couple […]

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Inspiration From Tv

Inspiration From TV

January 15, 2017June 1, 2022 InaraLeave a Comment on Inspiration From TV

This next exercise comes from Brian Klems at Writer’s Digest. Turn on your TV. Write down the first line that […]

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phobia

Phobia Writing Exercise

January 14, 2017June 1, 2022 Inara2 Comments on Phobia Writing Exercise

Write about a phobia that either you have, or someone else has, a person you know, a character you have […]

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Pick 10 Exercise

Pick 10 Exercise

December 11, 2016June 1, 2022 InaraLeave a Comment on Pick 10 Exercise

Write 10 potential story or book titles you would like to write, pick your favorite one and write a synopsis […]

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Flesh Out

Take Three Nouns Part 3 – The Flesh Out

November 3, 2016May 21, 2022 InaraLeave a Comment on Take Three Nouns Part 3 – The Flesh Out

Take what you wrote in your Take Three Nouns 10-minute sessions from the two days before, flesh out your story, […]

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Take Three Nouns

Take Three Nouns – Day Two

November 2, 2016June 1, 2022 InaraLeave a Comment on Take Three Nouns – Day Two

Day two of the take three nouns exercise, add a new part using these three new nouns and write for […]

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Take Three Nouns Exercise

Take Three Nouns Exercise

October 27, 2016June 1, 2022 InaraLeave a Comment on Take Three Nouns Exercise

This was one of my favorite exercises from my writing classes.. the Take Three Nouns exercise; write for 10 mins […]

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Face Study - Pulling inspiration from a portrait

Face Study – Pulling inspiration from a portrait

October 25, 2016June 1, 2022 InaraLeave a Comment on Face Study – Pulling inspiration from a portrait

Please do not steal my writing, but feel free to do this writer exercise yourself, leave it in the comment […]

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