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Category: Writing Prompts and Exercises
Fiction Writing, Words, Writing Prompts and Exercises
Shades of Autumn
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• •Whether enjoying a drive through the city or taking a walk through the woods during autumn, your eyes will feast on a spectacular seasonal palette of colors. Each of the below words describes a more precise shade of color than just saying an item is brown, orange, red, or yellow. Amber is a dark orange…
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Veijo Rönkkönen Sculpture Park Picture Writing Prompts
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• •Fiction Writing, Suffering for Beauty, Writing Prompts and Exercises
Suffering for Beauty: Ohaguro, the Practice of Blackening Teeth
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• •To what lengths would you go to make yourself attractive to the opposite sex? Would you dye your teeth black? Down through the years, women have bound their feet or worn corsets. Today, some still wear lip plates or neck rings. Here in America, many wear high heels. But women aren’t the only sex to endure discomfort to…
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Waterfalls Picture Writing Prompts
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• •Fiction Writing, Grammar & Punctuation, Holidays, Writing Prompts and Exercises
National Sarcastic Awareness Month
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• •October is National Sarcastic Awareness Month, but people use sarcasm every day of the year. How often are you sarcastic? What is sarcasm? Sarcasm, according to the dictionary, is harsh or bitter derision. It is irony or the use of words to convey a meaning that is the opposite of its literal meaning. When used…
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A Blellum & Other Contemptible People
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Wacky Street Names
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Towns with Car Names
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• •Fiction Writing, Household, Product Reviews, Writing Prompts and Exercises
Talking Trash
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• •Trash cans haven’t always been around for families to dispose of their trash in. So what did they do with their garbage? That depended on where they lived. Farmers and their families turned food scraps into pig slop. Of course, pigs will eat anything, even dead bodies, so who knows what was fed to them.…