Writing Prompt Sites

That website will lead you to other writing prompt websites. Good luck with your blog.

Thank you. I saved the site and will look into it further soon. Good luck with your novel!

Very cool about your novel using the writing prompts! I'll have to check that site out, thanks. I want to keep enough stuff on my new blog so people will keep coming back. I love hearing what others think of my stories and poems. It's always great to get feedback.

The owner of the site will write a word, sentence, quote, or put a picture up. Then the rest of us use that as inspiration to write a poem or story. We all link back to the original site and then read each other's work. It's a way to boost page views for blogs and get your work read by other people. I think it's fun.

Oh wow, that sounds interesting. I'd love to see examples if you have any, and I'd definitely be interested in starting something like that myself.

This is one of the ones from the 1000 words meme. The picture showed an empty swing in the playground. I named my story Playground Dreams. (note for mylot staff)This is my story...I wrote it, please don't delete it! The clock was stuck at 1:55. Charles was sure of it. He’d been staring outside at the playground for hours, but the clock hadn’t changed. He really wanted to go outside and play. School work was boring! “Charles, are you finished with your paper?” Mrs. Sutton asked. “Yes Ma’am. I finished it a long time ago. When can we go outside?” “At 2:00, the same time we go for recess every day.” “Is the clock broken, Mrs. Sutton?” “No, Charles, the clock isn’t broken; just like it wasn’t broken yesterday or the day before. Just be patient.” Mrs. Sutton sighed. Charles wasn’t good at being patient. He wanted to play now. He didn’t understand why the other kids couldn’t get done faster. If they did he was sure Mrs. Sutton would take them outside earlier. “Hurry up, Terry, I wanna go outside,” Charles said to the friend sitting in front of him. “Charles, that’s enough. Quit bugging people. If you disrupt the class one more time I’ll have to send you to the principal’s office.” Mrs. Sutton warned. Charles sat back in his desk and crossed his arms. He didn’t want to go to the principal’s office again. His parents didn’t like that at all. He’d just have to wait on all the slow pokes to finish. Hopefully tomorrow they’d be faster. *** The next day when Charles got to class he saw that the clock was missing. He knew it was broken! Mrs. Sutton must have taken it down to fix it. “Mrs. Sutton, when will the clock be fixed?” Charles asked. “The clock is not broken, Charles, I told you that.” Mrs. Sutton replied. “Where is it then?” “I took it down. Now you will just have to wait until I say it’s time to go outside.” Charles didn’t like this at all. It’s not fair to take the clock down! He needed to know how long he had to wait. He would be sitting here forever now! “Ok, Charles, quit brooding and do your assignment.” Mrs. Sutton ordered. “Yes Ma’am.” The next thing Charles knew, Mrs. Sutton was standing up and saying it was time for recess. Charles couldn’t believe it. He knew that stupid clock had been broken. He hadn’t even finished his assignment today, and he always got done before 2:00 according to the clock. He should know, he looked at it often enough. Now he’d get an even worse grade! Copyright 2008 Angel Sharum

You know, I forgot Helium had creative writing! I could use some of there stuff and then put it on my site. Thanks for the reminder.

I don't know how much it will help, but some. Especially if you write stuff that people really likes. And that is always the objective!

Well, these are mostly for personal enjoyment. The prompts are all for my blog that has my writing on it. I like to keep writing so I remember what I'm supposed to do as far as dialog and all goes.

No, I haven't tried those. I will certainly check it out. I want to try and keep alot of content on this blog so people will keep coming back!

You are welcome. If you use some of the sites I mentioned be sure to let me know. I try to read everyone else's stuff each week.