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dbschlosser on Nov 2nd, 2025 in
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“We’s all poor nuts and things happen, and we just get mixed in wrong, that’s all.” – Eugene O’Neill in Anna Christie, which premiered on this date in 1921. Writing prompt: Write a scene in which your protagonist realizes all the poor nuts surrounding her/him think s/he is the poorest nut of all.
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dbschlosser on Nov 1st, 2025 in
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“To be more precise it was the color of heartache.” -Susanna Clarke, born this date in 1959. Writing prompt: Write a scene in which your protagonist, alone, paints a room the color of heartache.
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dbschlosser on Oct 31st, 2025 in
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“If you had really loved something, wouldn’t a little bit of it always linger?” -Susan Orlean, born this date in 1955. Writing prompt: Write a scene in which your protagonist destroys a memento that represents such lingering.
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dbschlosser on Oct 30th, 2025 in
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“A pig resembles a saint in that he is more honored after death than during his lifetime.” -Irma Rombauer, born this date in 1877. Writing prompt: Write a scene in which everyone expects your protagonist to do something s/he hates to do simply because of her/his gender.
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dbschlosser on Oct 29th, 2025 in
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Writing prompt: Write the scene of your protagonist’s most paralyzingly terrifying mistake during high school.
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dbschlosser on Oct 28th, 2025 in
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“You know it’s love when all you want is that person to be happy, even if you’re not part of their happiness.” -Julia Roberts, born this date in 1967. Writing prompt: Write a scene in which your protagonist sacrifices her/his happiness for someone s/he loves.
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dbschlosser on Oct 27th, 2025 in
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“Kiss me and you will see how important I am.” -Sylvia Plath, born this date in 1932. Writing prompt: Write the scene in which your protagonist first realized the truth of this challenge.
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dbschlosser on Oct 26th, 2025 in
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“Once you have traveled, the voyage never ends, but is played out over and over again in the quietest chambers. The mind can never break off from the journey.” -Pat Conroy, born this date in 1945. Writing prompt: Write a scene in which your protagonist describes her/his favorite trip to someone who doesn’t know your protag didn’t really make the trip.