Day 3! First week day with writing. Whether a night owl who writes with a glass of wine or an early bird who brainstorms in the car, make sure to get your poem in! Here is our third prompt!
Day 3:
Character: A bear Place: A spring day Feeling: lazy Word: green
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Day 2! If you’re like me, you probably powered through the first one and thought, where’s the second prompt? I’m just getting going! But this is about writing every day. I hope you wrote on something else if the creative juices were still flowing!
I’m glad you’re here to write with me. Here is our second prompt!
Day 2:
Character: Character: A struggling musician Place: A busy airport Feeling: despair Word: scramble
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Are you excited! You should be! First days are the best. I love starting new projects. And the fun thing about this poetry thing, is every day is new!
And I was so excited about this prompt project, I stayed up until midnight so as to get Day 1 ready for you! I’m glad you’re here to write with me. Here is our first prompt!
Day 1:
Character: an artist Place: a monastery in ancient China Feeling: awe Word: disappear
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Do you like to sign up for challenges the moment you hear about them? Yup, me too. But sometimes it sounds good the first couple days, and then the doubt and time crunch sink in… I need help.
So, I’m going to hold myself accountable and invite you to JOIN IN! ‘ll be providing you with a series of creative prompts to inspire your poetry writing for the month of April!
April is National Poetry Writing Month (#NaPoWriMo)! The goal of this challenge is to practice writing poetry and to have fun with it. Whether you’re a seasoned poet or a beginner, we encourage you to participate and to share your work with the world.
I’ll be posting a daily prompt to help inspire my own writing and yours. Here’s what you can expect each week:
Week One:
Each day, we’ll get a different genre, character, location, and emotion to incorporate into your poem. I love the simplicity of NYCMidnight prompts, so in similar fashion, we’ll get some ideas with words. For example:
Character: a mechanic Place: on a deserted island Feeling: fear Word: illuminate
Week Two:
I’ll be posting a daily photo prompt for you to use as inspiration. The photos will be varied, ranging from landscapes to cat pictures, I find describing something visual is one of the easiest ways to write poetry. For example:
Inspiration this week will be a drawing or abstract art, creative rights to AI of course. Each day, you’ll get a new image to use as a starting point for your poem and get your creative juices flowing. For example:
Week Four:
I’ll be keeping the final week’s prompts a secret for now, but I promise they’ll be just as fun and creative as the prompts from the first three weeks. Stay tuned for more information!
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When Catelin finds a magical bookshop and picks up the “My Fairytale Life”, a fairytale version of herself unfolds. The mysterious stranger turns into Prince Charming and the call center turns into a castle. Will her fantasy turn into reality? You decide which one of the three happily ever afters she gets!
I speed-wrote this romance in about a month. Ten episodes, 20k+ words base story, and then added text with choices. PLUS the interactive fiction coding of music, backgrounds, characters, costume changes, and variables that lead to one of THREE DIFFERENT ENDINGS.
First episode released Feb 15, and last one on March 13. That’s two episodes a week.
Don’t ask me why I took on this challenge, but I wanted a test for how fast I could write. I was convinced I was a slow reader. A slow writer. Apparently when I put my mind to something, I’m not.
And so this silly, adorable story came about. Everything sweet you could ever want with a introvert book lover, complete with cat, ends up finding just the right someone. For a chick flick, it definitely satisfied me with enough “aww” moments to make you slightly sick. Haha. Now, if I wanted to actually make money, I guess I should add some erotica, but I’ve decided to go the pure and innocent route with this one. It’s what I like to read so I hope you enjoy it too!
Tales is now available on iPhone and Android (finally). You’ll need to click on the link on your device.
I’m happy to announce the completion of the prequel to my first published sci-fi novel, MARS AND MAYHEM. Titled Moon to Mars, this prequel is available to read for FREE on the app, Tales. Click here:
Rich and wealthy, you are headed to Mars! When your ailing spouse is murdered en-route, what kind of new life will it be now?
I hope you enjoy this new, modern format of reading called Interactive Fiction. It allows you to control the ending… which means your decisions actually impact who the murderer is! This story takes place in the same universe as Mars and Mayhem, but with new characters. You even get to choose what your character looks like!
Craving a good sci-fi? I’m here to tell you to try out Zeros and Ones on the Interactive Fiction platform, Tales! What is there to love about this story? Mech warrior battles. Lightspeed travel. Alien space flowers. All with a lovable crew!
Two factions. One enemy. Your mission is to find the alien flower and convert it into fuel for hyperspace travel. New to the fight, will you choose love or war? It may not be as simple as zeros and ones. YOUR decisions will shape the story outcome!
When you start a new project, and find a grove that is working, it’s hard NOT to taut your excitement! And I guess that’s just called marketing. This story is dialog, and choices driven, which means it was written specifically for the platform of interactive fiction. Click here to read the teaser of Episode 1!Did I mention it’s free?
K M Hasling 