A variety of structures and genres this month for Creative Writing - monologues, poetry, reflections on a time spent in isolation, plays on words, visual descriptions, answers to questions, and a ‘ did she or did she not do it’ poser.
And all this from prompts that talked about “magic,” “beasts” and “spring!”
As always plentiful discussion as to the hows and whys of writing, the roles of personal experience and imagination, and the difficulties in starting and fulfilling one’s ideas in writing.
November prompts include:
Which would fire your imagination?
Pat Treleaven
And all this from prompts that talked about “magic,” “beasts” and “spring!”
As always plentiful discussion as to the hows and whys of writing, the roles of personal experience and imagination, and the difficulties in starting and fulfilling one’s ideas in writing.
November prompts include:
- The lady with a troubled look on her face
- Daffodils danced in the breeze, their yellow trumpets exuding music to willing listeners.
- The reflections on the still water of the lake did not reveal what lay underneath.
Which would fire your imagination?
Pat Treleaven
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