Day 4: The Date

You’ve found the perfect online dating match. The algorithms have aligned. The roses are in full bloom. You’ve corresponded a bit and both have opted not to view each other’s profile picture. Today is a Saturday and you are meeting for your first lunch date.

 

Writing Guidelines

    1. Feel free to incorporate elements from your previous narratives if you like.
    2. You will write a narrative, in ten minutes or less. If at any point, the narrative derivates from the original prompt, let it. Go where your creativity leads you.
    3. Stop writing when the timer stops. Take a break. Stand up. Grab a drink. Keep writing new words if you like or, if not, file the scene/narrative for a later time.
    4. Give yourself at least two days before you edit these new words.
    5. Start the above timer.

One on One Creative Writing Workshop

If you would like to share your narrative, post it to the discussion board below and share it with your course peers. If you end up expanding this narrative into a fuller work and would like written, individualized feedback on it, we invite you to join us for a One on One Creative Writing Workshop.

Day 3: The Singing Telegram

You want to impress a co-worker for whom you’ve been lusting over for months. You have a plan. You order a singing telegram to arrive at work for your birthday. This is your moment. S/he will finally notice.

 

Writing Guidelines

    1. Feel free to incorporate elements from your previous narratives if you like.
    2. You will write a narrative, in ten minutes or less. If at any point, the narrative derivates from the original prompt, let it. Go where your creativity leads you.
    3. Stop writing when the timer stops. Take a break. Stand up. Grab a drink. Keep writing new words if you like or, if not, file the scene/narrative for a later time.
    4. Give yourself at least two days before you edit these new words.
    5. Start the above timer.

One on One Creative Writing Workshop

If you would like to share your narrative, post it to the discussion board below and share it with your course peers. If you end up expanding this narrative into a fuller work and would like written, individualized feedback on it, we invite you to join us for a One on One Creative Writing Workshop.

Day 2: The Hat

You are going to a very important annual party hosted at your boss’s home. You’ve recently humiliated yourself at work and this party is very important to your boss. It’s a theme party. Hats. The goal is to come with the wittiest, most entertaining and/or most poignant hat. You have a story that goes with the hat and you plan to wow your boss with it.

 

Writing Guidelines

    1. Feel free to incorporate elements from your previous narratives if you like.
    2. You will write a narrative, in ten minutes or less. If at any point, the narrative derivates from the original prompt, let it. Go where your creativity leads you.
    3. Stop writing when the timer stops. Take a break. Stand up. Grab a drink. Keep writing new words if you like or, if not, file the scene/narrative for a later time.
    4. Give yourself at least two days before you edit these new words.
    5. Start the above timer.

One on One Creative Writing Workshop

If you would like to share your narrative, post it to the discussion board below and share it with your course peers. If you end up expanding this narrative into a fuller work and would like written, individualized feedback on it, we invite you to join us for a One on One Creative Writing Workshop.