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Prompt Your Imagination Into Overdrive

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5 Writing Prompts For Romance Writers

I’ve talked before about the art of keeping a writer’s notebook  and how using prompts as an exercise can really build a writer’s creative muscles.

Sometimes inspiration pours out of us and sometimes it doesn’t. Our muses can be fickle beasts.

Writing prompts are a great way to keep us company while we are in a rut and hopefully help us out by sparking a great idea or giving us a starting off point for a story.

If you are currently in a dry spell and need a kick of inspiration check out the following:

Romance Story Starters

LitBridge – Article: Creative Writing Prompts About Romance

Awesome Writing Prompts -Tumblr of writing prompts that don’t suck! (This is for any genre)

TVTropes: Romance Novel Plots – A One Stop Shopping List for Romance Plots and Complications

Prompt Inspiration – A Daily Prompt Generator (This is for Multiple Genres)

 

Do you love random generators? Then check out  35 Random Idea Generators for Writing A Romance Novel.

 

Oh, by the way….

Happy Independence Day America!

 

 

8 responses to “Prompt Your Imagination Into Overdrive”

  1. winterbayne Avatar
    winterbayne

    I was never much of a prompt writer until I started playing with flash fiction.

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    1. Darla G. Denton, Writer Avatar
      Darla G. Denton, Writer

      It’s my go to source for placing me into a scene when I practice my short stories…. Which I still suck at by the way :-/

      On a side note: Glad to see you survived your trip to Disney 😉

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      1. winterbayne Avatar
        winterbayne

        I did survive with minor sunburns. Romance short stories are practically impossible to pull off well.

      2. winterbayne Avatar
        winterbayne

        Ohh and how is RWA treating you? 🙂

      3. Darla G. Denton, Writer Avatar
        Darla G. Denton, Writer

        So far so good. Got my first monthly magazine which I liked. I think they come once a month. There is a class I’m interested in but its going on right when my in-laws are in town so I don’t think I’ll catch that one. I still need to spend time on the “networking” side but I’m liking it more then I did in the beginning.

      4. winterbayne Avatar
        winterbayne

        Most online classes are not very demanding. Depending on how long your inlaws are in town, you can still pull it off.

      5. Darla G. Denton, Writer Avatar
        Darla G. Denton, Writer

        Could you send me an email describing what its like? For instance, with your class did you guys meet up online at a certain time or was it just a forum style where you check in, participate in the conversation, do the assignment and get feedback?

      6. winterbayne Avatar
        winterbayne

        will do give me a few minutes.

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