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    101 Seasonal Writing Prompts: Write Ideas, #6

    By Kate A Krake

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    About this ebook

    Embrace the seasons and empower your writing.

     

    We are creatures defined by cycles and seasons in all aspects of our lives. 


    The four seasons have more impact on us than most of use realise. From our day to day activities, our energy, what we eat, how we sleep, our moods, our thoughts, the seasons impact everything.

     

    Understanding this cyclical phenomenon and layering it into our writing helps us to create powerful fiction with deep resonance.

     

    Collected in this book are 101 writing prompts that will guide you to stories that will do just that.

     

    101 Seasonal Writing Prompts is divided into four sections, Summer, Fall (or Autumn), Winter, and Spring. In each section are prompts that capture the spirit of that season, exploring different experiences and phenomenon each one might produce. Some are abstract, others straightforward. Some are character prompts, others snips of dialogue, others concepts to build rich stories around.

     

    Are you ready to explore the creative potential of the seasons, and build universal significance into your writing?

     

    Buy 101 Seasonal Writing Prompts now.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKrakenfire Media
    Release dateDec 16, 2020
    ISBN9781393139591
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