Prompt A Week

We e-mail a writing prompt to interested members, and they are done in 3-5 minute timed sessions. You then e-mail your response back to us. We will be posting
Prompt A Week responses here once a month. The prompt for each week will be marked like this (bold) just after the date for each prompt session. Click on a prompt below to see a sampling of the many responses to our 'Prompt A Week'. If you would like to be included in the 'Prompt a Week' (every Tuesday) please contact us. Enjoy!

Prompts

Everything was as I remembered it, yet entirely different.

Life had trained her not to listen

“Stop worrying,” he said.

I exist in two places at once.

You’re dying to know, aren’t you?

Sometimes we find a way to say what cannot be said.

This was going to be harder than I thought

Summer afternoon, the two most beautiful words in the English language…” (Henry James)

My earliest memory is of imagining I was someone else.

There was nothing seriously wrong.

Sometimes moving ahead means looking back.

And then an odd thing happened.




Prompt A Week We e-mail a writing prompt to interested members, and they are done in 3-5 minute timed sessions. You then e-mail your response back to us. We will be posting Prompt A Week responses here once a month. The prompt for each week will be marked like this (bold) just after the date for each prompt session. Click on a prompt below to see a sampling of the many responses to our 'Prompt A Week'. If you would like to be included in the 'Prompt a Week' (every Tuesday) please contact us. Enjoy! Prompts Everything was as I remembered it, yet entirely different. Life had trained her not to listen “Stop worrying,” he said. I exist in two places at once. You’re dying to know, aren’t you? Sometimes we find a way to say what cannot be said. This was going to be harder than I thought Summer afternoon, the two most beautiful words in the English language…” (Henry James) My earliest memory is of imagining I was someone else. There was nothing seriously wrong. Sometimes moving ahead means looking back. And then an odd thing happened.
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