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Weekly Writing Prompts

Join (probably?) the world's largest writing contest. Flex those creative muscles with weekly writing prompts.

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Set your story in a shopping mall during Black Friday.

Thanksgiving

Start your story with someone saying, sarcastically, "What have I got to be thankful for?"

Thanksgiving

Set your story during a Thanksgiving parade.

Thanksgiving

Your character has a plan. They're going to save the turkeys. All of them.

Thanksgiving

Write about someone who's turkey recipe is to die for — literally.

Thanksgiving

Write about a character who is back home for the holidays, and finds that nothing has changed.

Thanksgiving

Write about a Thanksgiving potluck gone wrong.

Thanksgiving

It's Thanksgiving, and somebody's forgotten the turkey.

Thanksgiving

Write a story about a character reflecting on all they have to be grateful for.

Thanksgiving

Your character's father stands up to give a speech at Thanksgiving. What he says next surprises everyone.

Thanksgiving

Start your story with a character saying "This year, I'm thankful for..."

Thanksgiving

Write a story about a family gathering to watch the biggest football game of the year.

Thanksgiving

Write about a Thanksgiving meal from the perspective of someone who is not grateful.

Thanksgiving

You're nervous because it's your first time in charge of Thanksgiving dinner, and you could've sworn that the dead turkey in front of you just… squawked?

Thanksgiving

"What are YOU doing here for Thanksgiving?"

Thanksgiving

Write a story set in a school musical.

Teens

Write a story about someone who's just made a terrible mistake in life. How do they go about fixing it?

Teens

Write a story that takes place completely on social media.

Teens

Write a story about a rainy day.

Teens

Write a story about a character who acts differently online vs. offline.

Teens

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