Writing Wizardess

Aspiring author.... maybe?

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Promot #41

When she asked her husband what their daughter's name was and he didn't know, she knew something was wrong.

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Prompt #40

“Am I going to die?”

She held in a breath, feeling the tears drip onto her shorts.

“Yes.”

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Prompt #39

As she sat there alone and dripping wet, she began to wonder who her friends really were.

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Prompt #38

Write a spinoff of some popular stories. For example, make it so that Alice never left Wonerland or Peter Pan had more sinister plans for the Lost Boys.

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Prompt #37

You’re an elementary school teacher and one day at recess one of the kids comes up and tells you, “She’s dead! She’s dead!”

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Prompt #36

It hurt to hear all of the apologies. No one really meant it.

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Prompt #35

Write a story including a newbie journalist, a secluded town in the middle of Philadelphia, and a mysterious butterknife.

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Prompt #34

“Where am I?”

“Hell.”

“This doesn’t look like hell...”

“Not yet.”

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Prompt #33

She knew she had died. But if that was true, why was she still here?

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Prompt #32

For all of the girls out there, write a letter to your period.

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Prompt #31

"The girl next door is crying again."

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Prompt #30

She saw that familiar trail of blood.

“Not again.” She whispered.

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Prompt #29

Write a story based on the grieving process.

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Prompt #28

He looked up at the bleak sky and knew he had failed.

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Prompt #27

Give backstories to life and death.

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Prompt #26

She saw the sun rising, and she knew she was too late.

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Prompt #25

“Do you have any regrets?”

“Only that I was stupid enough to get caught.”