Prompts are fun but varied. Are you enjoying them so far?
On Saturday on the InExhaustible Media channel on Twitch we will host a weekly wrap up. You’ll be able to share a favorite story from the week if you’d like to as well.
On to the prompts!
Prompt 1
Traveling leads to unexpected adventures. Share one.
So, I might have discussed this one on the stream …
Prompt 1
Intense geomagnetic storm washes over the Earth (or planet of your choice). What is the impact? How does your character, species, people respond?
Prompt 2
“I saw it coming the moment it left the sphere.”
Have you visited CoffeeQuills stream lately? She’s a third time 31 days participant. Ask her about her experience.
In case you want another fun and 31 days experienced streamer to visit, you should check out Angsthase. She creates fun, slice of life stories that draw you in and hold on to you. Go check it out.
Imagine a spiraling tunnel of wind swirling around your character, lifting their feet from the ground. Where do they land? What condition are they in? Are they in Kansas anymore? Do they know where Toto is?
Prompt 2 –
Incomparable fear enveloped them like a tsunami washes away everything in its path.
All prompts are optional, but they are a nice way to track how many you’ve done. How many have you done?
What streamers have you visited? Feel free to share! We’d love to know.
Today’s should be fun to explore. It might be a bit of a challenge too.
Keep in mind: Prompt 1 will be a scene setting sort of prompt. Prompt 2 will be a ‘Use this sentence (or partial sentence) prompt.
All prompts are optional, but a nice way to track how many you’ve done.
Prompt 1
Your character discovers time travel.
Prompt 2
Everything changed when the strange sensation wore off.
Keep in mind the goal is to complete the story. Perfectly polished comes after the challenge when we edit them.
If you have any questions about story creation or writing in general, make sure you visit any one of the streamers. They are all fun and incredible people.
Write a story about a year without summer. It’s happened before and could happen again. The Tambora event left the northern hemisphere cold enough to skip summer for a year.