Creative Non-Fiction Turn In

To turn in your Creative Non-Fiction story, please click here.

Looking for some good reads? Check out these posts:

Reversible Poem by Midnight Princess 

YouTube traps: Not all bad by The Superhero Facts

What's Past is Past by Elise October

Little Bother by Sharpen Your Pencil

Check out these posts + Short Story Turn In

To turn in your short story, please CLICK HERE.


Since you're here anyways, you might as well check out these posts and leave a comment or two!

To Be or Not To Be a Zombie by Kailee Rain

Your Life is Still Waiting to Be Lived by Elise October

Ready and Worthy by A. Catherine

PS. Want to see your posts featured here? Make sure you're turning them in via the forms!

The Beginning

This week your assignment is to post the beginning of something you've been working on.

This could be the exposition of your short story, the beginning of your fairy tale, or it could be something else entirely (perhaps something you started on 750words.com)

The second post is about anything your heart desires. Maybe you've read something interesting, seen a story on the news that moves you and is worth writing about.

Turn in both posts here.

Due Sunday at 11:59pm

The Past

It's been awhile, hasn't it?

Time to stretch those fingers and get back to blogging!

This week you are responsible for writing two posts.

One post should be about something in your past. This could be a general reflection, a time you learned something, a strong memory that you have etc.

Your second post is about whatever you want (perhaps you want to tell us some of your fairy tale retelling ideas?)

Turn in both of your posts HERE. 

Due Sunday at 11:59pm

Looking for a good read?

Try one of these posts:

The Essence of Being

And Then I Woke Up And It Wasn't Real by Kailee Rain

Escape by Sound of Truth

Villanelle by Midnight Princess

Character

This week your assignment is to post about what you're writing--specifically, your characters. Pick ONE of your characters (protagonist, antagonist, or a supporting character) and answer the questions found here about them.

Essentially, you are creating a profile for one of your characters. Include a picture or two to help your readers (and you, as a writer) get a really good grasp on who you're writing about.

POST TWO
Write a short scene where you reveal some important part of your character through dialogue or point of view.

ALSO write ONE post about whatever your heart desires.

Due Sunday 4/7 at 11:59pm
To get credit for this post, click here

Appreciation

I encourage you to leave constructive comments on all the blogs you read, but to help motivate you, you will be required to turn in the link to 5 comments you have left.

Not sure where to start? Check out the great posts below!

What is Courage?

Fear

Freedom and Fear

EmbarrASSment