750 Writing Prompts For Journaling, Fiction, Memoirs, Gratitude Journals, Poetry, Essays, And Creative Writing - Series Bundle: Writing Prompts, #5

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Welcome to 750 Writing Prompts for Journaling, Fiction, Memoirs, Gratitude Journals, Poetry, Essays, and Creative Writing (Series Bundle)

"If you want to be a writer, you must do two things above all others:

read a lot and write a lot."~ Stephen King

Beat writer’s block with 750+ writing prompts and finish your novel, your memoir, your gratitude journal, poem, assignment, or blog post. Get your creative juices flowing and stretch your writing muscles with this fun collection of prompts.

This exciting resource of creative writing exercises is designed to help fiction writers and creative writing students crush their writer’s block.

This book is designed to unlock a treasure trove of awesome ideas to start your own gratitude journal, short story, novel, essay, poetic journal, blog post, or writing assignment.

This collection includes four short books:

Start Your Gratitude Journal: 52 Prompts to Get You Started

500 Writing Prompts for Fiction, Journaling, Blogging and Creative Writing

Write Your Memoir: 101 Prompts to Get You Started

Write Your Essay’s Opening Line: 101 Quick Prompts to Get You Started

Have fun with these prompts!

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My deepest gratitude to my Creator, my wonderful family, friends, and to you, the reader.

Dear Reader,

Welcome to 750 Writing Prompts for Journaling, Fiction, Memoirs, Gratitude Journals, Poetry, Essays, and Creative Writing (Series Bundle). I hope you find this collection helpful as a springboard to boost your imagination, spark your creativity and beat writer’s block. This collection is useful for romance writers, mainstream fiction writers, non-fiction writers, college students, students in English classes, creative writing classes and for those who love poetic journaling of their day-to-day life.

So, what is writer’s block? It’s when your pen slowly slips through your fingertips, along with your ideas. Your mind suddenly draws a blank across the window of your thoughts. As if your ideas have cancelled out on you at the last minute—just packed up and left your mind without notice. Emptiness gladly overextends its stay. You must write that story, that poem, that novel, that blog post, or that article. So why is your pen not moving? Or why are the keys on your keyboard still? You must have something to say, but you just can’t say it or write it. You may have writer’s block. And this book will help you unlock the closed door to your ideas.

One of the easiest ways to do that is to keep the flow of your creative juices running by writing about anything that interests you, or any thought that slides into your mind.

Here are some rules that you’ll find helpful when using this book. Remember, you can be flexible and do what works for you.

Relax. It’s important to not be critical. Just write what comes to mind. You can always make changes later. The hardest part is usually getting started but this book will give you ideas.

Time yourself. You can give yourself 10 seconds or 10 minutes or more to write for each prompt.

Write every day, if possible. Even if you spare two minutes a day. That will make a difference and get you into the daily writing habit.

Have fun and look around you. This book is meant to spark your ideas and ideas are all around us.

Keep your eyes and your ears alert and soak in the beauty of your surroundings.  You may set a timer to do the exercises in the book or you