A BLOG WHEREIN WE WAX RUEFUL UPON: THINGS A WORKING WRITER WONDERS ABOUT. THINGS A WONDERING WRITER WORKS ON. WONDER-FUL WRITERS. WRITER-LY WORKS. WRITING STRATEGIES THAT WORK. WORKS WE WISH WE'D WRITTEN. ROYALTIES WE WISH WE'D RECEIVED. WRITERS WHO EAT WONDER BREAD, WEAR WONDER BRAS, OR THINK THEY'RE WONDER WOMAN. WRITERS WHO ARE WONDERS OF THE WORLD, AT LEAST IN THE WONDERLAND OF THEIR OWN MINDS. IN WRITING, THE WONDERS NEVER CEASE. BUT THEN AGAIN, NEITHER DOES THE WORK.
Monday, August 9, 2010
FIVE MINUTE FICTIONS: the sign
Here's another little writing prompt to tickle your imagination if you're feeling stale.
Write five hundred works of something, anything, inspired by this sign from a beachside rest room. You could play with the meaning of the word "sign" and write about some revelation or epiphany, or you could build on its more literal givens: kids and dirt, youth and authority, control or freedom.
For extra credit, write something that does not involve either child characters or characters with children, yet still uses the sign in some significant way.
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