Another week of writing games to play with friends, writers, classmates, and the likes. Stop on by for tea on the fun.
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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her

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Another week of writing games to play with friends, writers, classmates, and the likes. Stop on by for tea on the fun.
Time for another word game writing exercise. This one is for writing groups, friend groups, and the likes. Great for classrooms and workshops.
Time for a short word game to loosen up, and have fun.
Time for another Writing Wednesday, and this exercise is thick.
Writing Wednesday is here, again. What's everyone up to, today?
It's what? It's Writing Wednesday. Come on in... Knock knock.
Once again we're back at Writing Wednesday. Stop on by for more inspiration.
It's Writing Wednesday, again. Time for another exercise.
Time for Writing Wednesday, ya'll. What are you writing, today? Do you need a prompt? Stop on by for a writing prompt!
Writing Exercise: Character Creation (Checklists, 1)
While it can seem like a challenge to get characters drawn out, checklists can be a saving grace. So go through the checklists provided here, and answer as many as possible. If any are irrelevant or would be a bad fit, then by all means skip them. Try not to skip a lot of them. Think of them as graded questions on a school test, each one counts. The first checklist is a great starting point. Are…
It's Freaky Friday on a Wednesday. Does that make it a "Wednesday Whirl-About"?
Writing Exercise: The Imitation Game
The Imitation Game Seeing how others write can help you piece together how to do it. When you imitate a person’s writing then you’re practising a basic way to build your writing skills. So find an author that you’d like to write like, and try to write a story within their genre. For example, if you loved Diana Wynne Jones then write a fantasy adventure. Add in a touch of romance and sass.…
Writing Exercise: Character Lists (Part One, PG)
Experience and Memory Write down memories that you’d like or may want to use in your writing, or draw inspiration. This could help you through a healing process, reminisce on good memories, and help to motivate you. This could include memories about: Foods Words Places Music and Sounds Images Smells and Tastes You can include lists of their experiences with these things as well. When…
Looking for writing events for the young writer in your life? Drop on by my blog and find some things that you can do with your writers, and events that they can take part in. Drop a comment if you know any upcoming writing events, workshops, or contests.
Writing Exercise: Character Creation (Basics, Profile Skeletions, and Character Inventories)
Character basics should include easily sketched out pieces of information. This is what some would call a police profile sketch. Anyone that’s dealt with roleplaying on forums will likely already know about putting together this information, and profile skeletons. Over the years, I got to see a lot of what people were doing with forum roleplays and profile skeletons. It was interesting to see how…
Writing Exercise: April the Fool
Seeing as today is April Fool’s Day, why not have some fun with today’s writing prompt? There are plenty of ideas that could be solely focused on, but I’d like to offer several prompts, today. Especially when today is a day of opportunities and chances. First Round of Prompts Describe the best April Fool’s prank that any of your character ever pulled or had played on them. Write about a time…
Writing Exercise: Establishing a Routine
Where do you write? When do you write? How long should you write? How do you write? What’s the process? What other items do you need to be able to write? Answer the above questions in terms of your current routine, and add in notes about how you want to or should change in order to make things flow better for you. To help, I’ll answer the questions to show the detail that you can go into and…