March 18, 2012

Hi all,

These prompt come to you courtesy of my ChPercolator Writing group (thanks, Jeannie).  The were posted on St. Patrick's day,  but I think the could still be fun to write to after the fact.  I hope they spark some creativity in you. No word limit or genre specifications.  Prose or poetry.  Let yourself go and have fun.

God bless....
shadowlight


1. The luck of the Irish

2. Driving out the snakes

3. home away from home

4. corned beef and cabbage

5. what Herman Horatio Horton found at the end of the rainbow

6. A little man in green

March 8, 2012

Hi, all,

Sorry it's been so long since I've posted a prompt.  Things have been a little crazy this year.  But I've got a prompt for you now. :o)  My friend, KaeB from Multiply posted this as a challenge for micro fiction.  I don't know where she got it, but I'm more than willing to give credit.

I'm upping the word count allotment a bit.  Your challenge, should you choose to accept it, is to write a story, snippet, scene or poem of no more than 500 words inspired by the image. I look forward to seeing what you come up with.  God bless and have fun...

August 11, 2011

I got this picture prompt from my friend, Benning's Facebook page. I'm not sure who took the photo, but will gladly give credit if someone does know.


Prompt: Write a story, chapter, scene, poem or song lyrics, inspired by, though not necessarily including this image. Any genre. No more than 2000 words. Extra bonus points if you stretch a little and write something you don't normally write, or have not written in for a while. :o) Have fun with this.


God bless,
shadowlight
with God all things are possible

June 27, 2011

Here's a phrase prompt for you. You do not have to use the phrase in your story/scene/chapter/snippet. Try to keep it between 1000 and 2000 words, any genre. Let your imaginations play and have fun.

PROMPT: The Reluctant Guest

God bless,

June 5, 2011

Here's another prompt. It comes from my friend Terri at one of my Multiply Writing Sites. I'm not sure where she got it on the internet, but I hope it inspires you. WC between 500 and 3500 words, any genre. Please use it for inspiration only. God bless and have fun.

June 2, 2011

Hi, all,
Here's a picture prompt for you. An online writing buddy of mine posted it on one of my multiply writing sites (thanks, Nica). I don't know who created the image(but will gladly give credit if someone does), so please use it only to spark the writing muse.


PromptLet's make this a 500 word limit, any genre. Have fun...and I look forward to seeing what you come up with.
God bless

May 6, 2011

I'm sorry I haven't been around the last month or so. I tried to spend less time on the internet during Lent and I've also been really busy. But I'm here now, with a brand new prompt. I hope you like it and it sparks your creativity. :o) No word or genre limits. Just have fun and write.

Prompt: It seemed to him/her that even the silence had died to nothing.

God bless,
shadowlight
with God all things are possible

April 16, 2011

I'm sorry it has taken me so long to post a new image. I'm trying not to spend too much time visiting sites during Lent. The challenge, should you choose to accept it, is to write a piece or partial piece of no more than 800 words, any genre, and to have fun. The image was sent to me via e-mail and I don't know who created it. I will be more than happy to give credit if someone does know.

God bless...

March 19, 2011

Write a scene, story, chapter or snippet using the picture above as inspiration. No word limit, but the challenge is to write something between 1000 and 2000 words. Bonus points if the story is between 500 and 1000 words in a genre you don't usually write in. The picture comes from my friend Harry Buschman (Let me know if you'd like me to remove it and I will. :o) ). Thanks Harry.

God bless and have fun!

March 14, 2011

Sorry it's been so long since the last prompt. I've been busy with real life and edits, but I haven't forgotten about the prompts. :o)

Use the following phrase or phrases in a scene, chapter or short story in a genre you don't usually write. The phrase(s) may be used verbatim or as inspiration. Keep the word count between 300 and 2700 words.
God bless...

Have fun and good luck.

Prompts:

* What goes up must come down
and/or
* And the world keeps spinning 'round and 'round.