Writers, let's get your creative juices flowing! One of the best ways to start writing a novel is to answer a writing prompt. When the wheels in your mind start turning, it can lead to more and more ideas. This week's writing prompt: You are … Read on blog or Reader What Inspires Your Writing? Read on blog or Reader A small detail in a photograph sets off a search for answers By Timothy Pike on July 7, 2024 Timothy Pike Writers, let's get your creative juices flowing! One of the best ways to start writing a novel is to answer a writing prompt. When the wheels in your mind start turning, it can lead to more and more ideas. This week's writing prompt: You are looking at a photograph, and you notice a small detail that makes you jump up and rush out the door to find answers. Some things to think about: Who is looking at this photo, you or someone else? Who or what is in the photo? Where are you and who are you with? What's the detail you spot, and why is it so important? What genre is this story? 500 words max, so we can keep the answers short and readable. Join us in our brand-new Facebook group, The Furnace, and post your response there. I'm starting a thread we can all add our responses to. It's a private group, so just request to join. All are welcome, no matter your skill level. At the end of the week, we'll pick a winner and publish it on this blog! See you in The Furnace! Request to join here and I'll let you right in. Sincerely, Timothy Pike Writer, editor, and self-publishing coach Comment Like You can also reply to this email to leave a comment.

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