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Do you use prompts to get you writing?
They're a good way to get inspiration during those lean spells, but they can also jog the memory and recall those filed away ideas that you said you would do when you had time...
If you find prompts helpful, then I have two recommendations for you. I have bought both books myself.
First, Prompts 2020 from Chapeltown Books. Alongside several prompts there're pieces on
It's only available as an ebook for now, but it's great value and less than the price of a cup of coffee in many high street coffee shops.
You'll find my Christmas prompts in July (there is a reason); one each day from the 18th to the 27th.
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The other book is by Patsy Collins, A Year of Ideas... 365 sets of prompts and exercises. It's available as a paperback and an ebook.
I bought the paperback for myself as I enjoy having a physical copy available to open at random or browse;
Have you read any other prompt
7 comments:
Thanks for the mention, Carol!
I do use prompts – in fact I've used every one of those in my book in some form, some of them in several different ways.
Hi Carol, I try to put up a picture prompt on my own blog, Novels Now, on the first of the month. This month it's the camel I encountered in Rajasthan. I'm at www.annestenhousenovelist.wordpress.com So, yes, I do find prompts useful. Anne
Patsy - You're welcome, your book is good and worth the price. :-)
Thanks for the recommendations, Carole. I’ll definitely check them out - I’m in need of a little inspiration.
Anne- thank you for the information on your blog- hope readers will visit.
I find visual prompts work well. There can be things happening in the background that are equally as inspiring as those in the foreground. :-)
Bea- you're welcome. We all need inspiration on occasion. :-)
We all need a prompt sometimes. Thanks for this info.
Julia- you're welcome. :-)
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