Let’s do a Tarzan Broadway Writing Prompt
Today’s writing prompt is to create an elevator pitch for “Tarzan.”
Writing Tunes: Taylor Swift’s “Look What You Made Me Do”
Taylor Swift’s “Look What You Made Me Do” with its throbbing-bass rhythm, pointed steel-like lyrics, and alluringly scalding music video has earned it a spot in our writing tunes library.
Writing Prompt: Solar Eclipse of the Pen
Did you see the Great American eclipse Monday, August 21? If you didn’t, we gotta ask, what Galaxy are you in?
But, if you did, and are still reeling from the wonders of space like we are, then this writing prompt is for you!
The process of dreaming and creative writing
Ideas can come from anywhere and we mean anywhere but while surfing the web we came across a beautiful and well-written post by Kathryn Graves, a writer and speaker, on where she believes her story inspiration comes from.
Writing Prompt: Fireworks
Fireworks are loud, colorful and enthralling, with different patterns, different sounds, you name it, they have it. So, why don’t you use them as inspiration in the following writing prompt:
Songs to Listen To Before, During, and After Writing — Writing With Style
Everyone is different and everyone has their own unique way of getting into their writing groove but one of our favorite ways is by using music.
Eugène Ionesco: A writer “never has a vacation”
The sun is shining, the birds are chirping, and the writers are writing. Everything is how it should be. But, wait, isn’t it almost summer?
A Letter to Creatives Everywhere
Can you continue on this creative path now that you’ve entered adulthood?
Writers: Keep Your Mind Wide-Open
Our Quote of the Day comes from Regional Engagement Manager for USA Today Network and Amazon best-selling author Buffy Andrews:
Writing Prompt: Turn On The Radio & Write
Turn on the radio.What song is playing? Jot it down. OK, now that you’re hearing a tune, turn on your computer or open your notebook. And based on the song that is playing…
Don’t Just Dream It, Write It
If you ask someone to describe writers, they may give you many answers, but “dreamers” will always be synonymous.