Thinking of a writing prompt can sometimes be too time consuming and can become an obstacle for the flow of your creativity. It's better to have few prompts in front of your sight whenever you feel their need.
- Write about a person who grows a new finger every time he/she acts cruelly to someone.
- List the names of your relatives and write a profile of each.
- For the past month, your character has received a number of disturbing and detailed drawings in their mailbox. After chalking it up to immature kid stunts, they try to forget about it. But when the drawings come to life in brutal, horrific ways, they’re the only person who knows of the drawings and therefore, knows what one will come next.
- A drunk man sits next to you in a bar, thinks you're his buddy and starts confessing "the truth". Write about what "the truth" is.
- This character has always had the ability to change how they looked, and so they hid their true appearance behind attractive facades. Now, their abilities aren’t working, exposing what they truly look like.
- In 300 words, fictionalize an event that happened to one of your parents, siblings or relatives.
- Write about the idea of self-care and what it means to you.
- Write about how to love someone else in a way they need.
- Write a letter to a teacher who gave you a hard time in grade school or high school.·
- Write about a time when you were wrong and didn’t realize it for maybe years.Where do you go when you want to get away from the pressures of life, family, work, etc? Write about that place.
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