Mockler's Writing Prompts: Windows Make a list of 10 windows you remember looking in or out of. Pick one and write down all the sensory associations you have with this window. Where is it located? What events do you remember taking place either inside or outside the window? Using this brainstorming material, write a story, poem, or play. For more tips and resources, sign up for the Mockler's Writing Workshop Newsletter or follow me on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram. Check out my online courses: Introduction to Short Fiction (a 4-week self-paced online course) and Kathryn Mockler's Fiction Workshop (a live 6-week workshop-based course via video conferencing WRITING PROMPT: DOORS Make a list of 5 doors that you remember. They could be doors from home, work, friend's house, school, store, etc. Pick one, and write down all of the sensory associations you have with this door: touch, smell, sight, sound, and, hey, maybe even taste—if you happened to have tasted your door. Then write a short story about entering or exiting this door. For more tips and resources, sign up for the Mockler's Writing Workshop Newsletter. Check out my online courses: Introduction to Short Fiction (a 4-week self-paced online course) and Kathryn Mockler's Fiction Workshop (a live 6-week workshop-based course via video conferencing). Photo by Oleg Laptev on Unsplash ![]() Congrats to Flash Fiction Workshop participant Paola Ferrante whose story "Pandora" was longlisted in the Smoke Long Quarterly Award for Flash Fiction and her story "In Defence" was shortlisted in the Grouse Grind Short LIt Prize presented by Prism International. And best of all her chapbook True Confessions of Buffalo Bill (published by Anstruther Press, 2018) was just released. You can purchase it here. |
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