When things got really bad Cara unlocked the door to the old brew house. In one corner a huge vat squatted, as if awaiting its moment of escape. A rusting metal walkway ran around the inside walls, and under it was a scattering of broken things: chairs, tools, tyres, and other rubbish. A stinking and […]
* tonight the moon is full emptied from a thousand engagements I lay in hot water maybe illuminated from the sky is the silence repose approaching hidden from light an upside down world a somersault and a wriggle to find myself wondering star under inside some lights I turn off before the thoughts – then […]
* tonight the moon is full emptied from a thousand engagements I lay in hot water maybe illuminated from the sky is the silence repose approaching hidden from light an upside down world a somersault and a wriggle to find myself wondering star under inside some lights I turn off before the thoughts – then […]
Originally posted on Colleen Chesebro ~ Fairy Whisperer : I love foreshadowing and if used correctly it will propel your story to exciting new heights. Think about some of your favorite movies or books and how those authors foreshadowed future events. Add this to your own stories and you are on your way!❤ Click the highlighted link…
via How to Foreshadow Like Alfred Hitchcock – ProWritingAid — Kate McClelland
I just realized I need to edit some of the remaining last comics. I better do that today! And I may or may not be doing an escape room today…
Originally posted on tobylitt: ? The first thing you need to write a novel is… Time. The second thing you need to write a novel is… More Time. And the third thing you need to write a novel is… Even More Time. This perhaps seems a bit obvious. But let me explain. Time, More Time…
Rosalie pulled her hat further forward, until it covered half of her face. She still had a problem with light, and yet every part of her skin – the parts uncovered at least – craved the warmth of the sun. The breeze against her bare arms was a soothing touch, as soothing as the presence […]
via Faithful Friend – Melissa Barker Simpson #writephoto — Sue Vincent’s Daily Echo
Originally posted on Ellenbest24: Use the photo to form a story, poem or post by noon on Wdenesday 30th November click?HERE?to read other wonderful responses or to join in the fun. Wendy took hold of her friends shoulders and shook her. “Suzy stop trying to peek, you aren’t being fair,” Wendy was pouting and frowning.…
Every passing hour brings the Solar System forty-three thousand miles closer to Globular Cluster M13 in Hercules—and still there are some misfits who insist that there is no such thing as progress. –Sirens of Titan by Kurt Vonnegut Fiction Writing Prompt: Use the first line of the week as the starting point or inspiration for…
via Prompt #1920 First Line of the Week – Kurt Vonnegut — The Writing Reader
I may miss my cue in life, but that’s alright As long as I have you . . . My heart feels weighed down by a ton of bricks, Slayed in spirit, kick in the gut, cut to the quick; Again being measured to be treasured . . . or not; My head feels burning […]
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