The Write Prompts - Writing Prompts
A Word or Two to Get You Started
What is a writing prompt? It is a word, picture, phrase, quote or set of directions to help you kick start your writing for those days when you just can not get anything to percolate (it is also a great routine to get into to keep the words flowing). In this lens you will find a few of the above options to help you journal or start your next short story as well as some really great book ideas and other writing inspiration. Please note that it has been divided into three pages (see tabs above...

Fun writing prompts
Looking to beat writers block?
Writer's block is not fun. Sometimes you just need some inspiration before you can really start making something great. Here is a list of prompts that will help you get the creative juices flowing, and the pencil moving!

101 Nonfiction Writing Prompts NEW!
Where are All the Nonfiction Writing Prompts?
Fiction writers have always had a ton of writing prompt love. And there are writing prompts galore if you want to pour your private thoughts into a journal. Nonfiction-istas, however, really haven't been privy to the whole writing prompt scene. (What are we, chopped liver!?!) A nonfiction writing prompt (in case you didn't know) is a simple brainstorming tool that helps you come up with new blog posts, articles and ebook topics to write about. In general, writing prompts can take the form o...

Endlessly long list of Writing Prompts
Writing Prompts
Sometimes I get stuck annd I really need a writing prompt and I figured other people did too. So I made this lens. This lens is a collaboration of a bunch of differents sites here for free, at your fingertips. I hope you enjoy this lens. If you do please leave a comment down below. Thanks for reading and once again I hope you enjoy.

What kinds of writing prompts do you prefer? Word, sentence, visual, other?
String Some Words Together
Whether you are writing a journal, novel or blog, a writing prompt can get you started if you are not sure what direction to take or where to begin. It can be a word, phrase, quote, directions, book, poem or images that spark the creative juices. What types of writing prompts do you seem to gravitate to the most: Word: strategy Sentence: Meg and Ryan went into the... Visual: photograph, video Other: possibilities are endless