Daily Creativity #113: Write a Single-Word Story
Write a story in a single word.
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Write a story in a single word.
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Select a sentence from your favorite novel. Tear out a page of your notebook or use an empty whiteboard to break down this sentence and find a deeper meaning, or possibly theorize what the author is t...
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Choose one of these photos from the collection of street photographer Vivian Maier. Imagine the context behind the photo and write a short story that captures the scene in words.
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Take a photograph that captures a mundane domestic scene, but with one detail amiss. Maybe it’s the inside of your refrigerator, but with a book in it.
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Brew some tea or coffee and splatter it on a piece of paper. Draw something using the stains as your guide.
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Write a series of titles for stories or poems you have not yet written.
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Write a story backwards. In other words, start with the conclusion, then explain what happened that led up to the action or event.
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Pick a color and draw a person that you believe best personifies the color.
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Flip through a book or magazine and pick five to ten words that interest you, and write a piece using those words.
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Write about a character waiting for something, but don’t reveal what they’re waiting for until the end.
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