In need of a writing workout?
The SCBWI (Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators) is hosting a new monthly writing prompt. The first 500 entries will be posted in their online gallery so others in the writing community, including agents and editors, can see little morsels of work by writers.
I could definitely use some writing exercises to keep me fresh, so I thought I'd give this a go and post my entry on the blog just for fun--and feedback! If you have any ideas or tips that can help me improve, let's hear them! Also, if you're a fellow writer, or are just looking for something to get your creative juices flowing, have a crack at it and post in the comments section! If you're a SCBWI member, enter your writing to be posted online.
JULY PROMPT: Write a description of a children's book character using no more than fifty words. The prompt word is WART.
Ready, go!
Greasy knuckle hair, moldy toe fungus, puss-filled pimples, and
skunk breath…Wart is a typical ogre. But those aren’t the qualities that
disgust his friends. It’s his overwhelming passion for baking pink petit fours.
What can Wart do to get others to enjoy
his delicate creations?
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