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Need some writing inspiration? Here are a few more writing prompts you can use to get started on your next story! This time, I’m trying to leave them a little more vague then other ones I have made in the past to give you more creative freedom. I hope these give you some writing inspiration. 1. A man is in an alleyway at night waiting for someone. He has a briefcase and a lighter. 2. A young woman receives anonymous letters in the mail. 3. A family moves into an old mansion and finds a box of cassette tapes left in the attic. 4. A grumpy janitor gets the night shift and hears a strange noise in the darkness. 5. A cat tries to alert her owners to the strange things she sees and hears. 6. A man walks into a building feeling happier than ever. He has a gun. 7. A woman who is new to an area asks for directions. The person she asks seems surprised for some reason. 8. A painter goes around town to paint people and buildings. Passersby look at her like she’s insane. 9. A socially anxious man ...

Micro Story: Stranded


“This is all your fault!” Daisy fumed.

“My fault? You’re the one who wanted to come up here so badly,” Jack said.
“But you’re the one who lied about knowing how to fly a plane!”
“I do know how to fly a plane; I just wasn’t quite sure how to land.”
“And now the plane is totaled and we’re stuck up here on this floating island for who knows how long!”
Jack walked near the edge of the island and looked down at the other floating chunk of land that had their house on it.
“Dad will notice we’re gone soon, then he’ll get his other plane and find us.”
Daisy sighed. “And then he’ll kill us. Thanks, that makes me feel a lot better.”


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