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    101 Writing Prompts for Fiction: Write Ideas, #5

    By Kate A Krake

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    About this ebook

    You're looking for that one idea.

     

    A story, a spark, a seed from which an entire forest of creativity can flourish.

     

    You're blocked. You're frustrated and feeling like you'll never be the writer you've always known you should be.

     

    That frustration and disappointment ends now because here are 101 ideas to send your writing and your creative thinking into unimaginable possibilities.

     

    In this book, you'll find 101 writing prompts to suit all kinds of fiction. Whether you're writing flash fiction or epic novels, screenplays, scripts, children's books - anything you can think of, your story awaits in these ideas.

     

    Some of these prompts are characters, others are situations, or snippets of dialogue. How you use each prompt is up to you. You can use them for new stories, or they can bring new and exciting dimensions to your work in progress.

     

    Make writer's block a thing of the past, and buy 101 Writing Prompts for Fiction now.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKrakenfire Media
    Release dateDec 2, 2020
    ISBN9781393336730
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