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Writing Exercise #60
To prevent anymore in-flight hijackings, the Government has decided it best to arm all the passengers with pistols. Does this help or harm? In theory it was a brilliant idea. Arm the passengers on a plane with Derringers. No one can take it hostage. However, in practice, theories always have…
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Writing Exercise #59: You love the city at night.
You love the city at night. The lights. The people. The atmosphere. It makes you feel alive and reminds you why you stay alive. And on really tough days, nothing makes you feel stronger and more powerful than jumping from the highest point in the city and seeing the faces…
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Writing Exercise #58: Write an opening using: I’m in a half-full bottle of water.
Write an opening using: I’m in a half-full bottle of water. It’s times like these when I feel like I’m in a half-full bottle of water. My boss is blathering on about something that I’m pretty sure has nothing to do with me or my department and I’m just sitting…
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Writing Exercise #57: I just need nine more
“I just need nine more,” I said to myself as much as to the people gathered around me. Nerds unite!!! I thought amidst all the chatter. Nine more dots. You wouldn’t think that would be so many, but after 20 straight rounds of Pac-Man, nine just seemed like eternity. I…
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Writing Exercise #56: Write an opening using a quote from your favorite song or movie.
“In pitch dark/ I go walking through your landscape…” Ember looked at the radio as Thom Yorke crooned his way through the first lines of “There There.” “Huh. Interesting,” she said to herself. “What’s interesting,” Asher said as he kept his eyes on the road. “Oh, nothing. It’s just this…




