From late August to mid-September, WordPress sent me one writing prompt a day. It was an enjoyable challenge that helped streamline my writing, as well as visualise my writing goals and achievements. Instead of clogging up my Posts feed with 20 posts, I’ve ranked them in this one parent post. Read more…
Every day, WordPress emails me one writing prompt. Today’s writing prompt is: Wrap It Up As I continue blogging . . . This fun little experiment started as a way to get used to this new site, as well as encouraging my writing to flow again. I’ve written thousands of words Read more…
Every day, WordPress emails me one writing prompt. Today’s writing prompt is: What Do You Do When You’re Not Writing? While I’ve always wished I was an unstoppable writing machine, churning out thousands of words in a blink of an eye, I do enjoy my hobbies outside of work hours. Read more…
Every day, WordPress emails me one writing prompt. Today’s writing prompt is: Reinvent the Letter Format William Grant Morgan Vincent BA, MA, OH, GG (great guy) emailthatmydad.setupformewheniwas6@gmail.com 10 September 2020 (today’s date, obviously) Dear Sir or Madam,/To whom this may concern,/Whatever makes me sound professional, It is with mediocre pleasure Read more…
Every day, WordPress emails me one writing prompt. Today, they sent me five tweets. I chose: On a particularly dreary day, as I was battling through research for a troublesome WhatCulture article, I hit writer’s block. I had that all-too-familiar, overwhelming sense that the last 1,000 words I had written Read more…
Every day, WordPress emails me one writing prompt. Today’s writing prompt was to pick one of the images above. I went with: The greyest stone; the chilly air, Combine into a cruel affair. I should be in bed, warm linen caressing But I sit in this rough, scratchy dressing, And Read more…
For the next 20 days, WordPress will send me one writing prompt every day. Today’s writing prompt is… I write because… I can’t pinpoint one reason why I write. Growing up, writing was a chore. English was my least-favourite primary school class, with a teacher who I could only describe Read more…