DAY ONE: Write about Sunday Afternoon
DAY TWO: “Some things you’ll never forget.”
DAY THREE: Write about a cold snap. or You’re standing in a doorway.
DAY FOUR: “A year after your death,…” (after Czelaw Milosz)
DAY FIVE: Write about a day moon
DAY SIX: Write about bathing
DAY SEVEN: When no one was looking
DAY EIGHT: It’s what I do in the middle of the night
DAY NINE: Write about a ceremony
DAY TEN: Write about a wound
DAY ELEVEN: You’re in a motel room
DAY TWELVE: Write about acceptable losses
DAY THIRTEEN: After midnight
DAY FOURTEEN: Write about the horizon
DAY FIFTEEN: It’s Saturday afternoon, you’re not at home. or this Jack&Jill one. I’m not sure why I wrote this prompt twice.
DAY SIXTEEN: Write about a bed
DAY SEVENTEEN: Write about a time you found out about something you weren’t supposed to know.
DAY EIGHTEEN: “It was noon and nothing was concluded.” (after Donald Rawley)
DAY NINETEEN: Remember a sound.
DAY TWENTY: Look out your window; write what you see.
DAY TWENTY-ONE: Write about something you bought mail order.
DAY TWENTY-TWO: In the meantime….
DAY TWENTY-THREE: Write a love letter. To anyone.
DAY TWENTY-FOUR: Write about leaving
DAY TWENTY-FIVE: Shadows
DAY TWEMTY-SIX: Describe the contents of someone’s closet.
DAY TWEMTY-SEVEN: Write about a used car
DAY TWEMTY-EIGHT: Write about,”the sky you were born under” (after Joy Harjo)
DAY TWEMTY-NINE: The end of the day
DAY THIRTY: Write about a forbidden activity
DAY THIRTY-ONE: “The first time I wore _____________”
DAY THIRTY-TWO: Write about a kiss.
DAY THIRTY-THREE: Find your way in a city.
DAY THIRTY-FOUR: These are the things women know about love.
DAY THIRTY-FIVE: Write about a black-and-white photograph.
DAY THIRTY-SIX: “When I awoke the next morning”
DAY THIRTY-SEVEN: Write about a stranger.
DAY THIRTY-EIGHT: “Everybody loves the sound of a train in the distance. Everybody thinks it’s true.” (after Paul Simon)
DAY THIRTY-NINE Write about a river.
DAY FORTY: Write about a wild-eyed dream.
DAY FORTY-ONE: You hear church bells in the distance.
DAY FORTY-TWO: This is how my heart was broken.
DAY FORTY-THREE: Write your morning.
DAY FORTY-FOUR: You’re moving in to a new house; write about the people or person who lived there before you.
DAY FORTY-FIVE: Write about the night sky.
DAY FORTY-SIX: Write about a brief encounter
DAY FORTY-SEVEN: Someone gave you flowers.
DAY FORTY-EIGHT: Open the box.
DAY FORTY-NINE: Blue – the color or the emotion
DAY FIFTY: Write about a quilt or blanket.
DAY FIFTY-ONE: Close your eyes. Write about what you see.
DAY FIFTY-TWO: Someone’s playing the radio.
DAY FIFTY-THREE: Write about a tattoo.
DAY FIFTY-FOUR: These are the pleasures I have known.
DAY FIFTY-FIVE: Once, in the midst of all the recklessness…
DAY FIFTY-SIX: “By the sea, beneath the yellow and sagging moon.” (after Walt Whitman)
DAY FIFTY-SEVEN: The last time
DAY FIFTY-EIGHT: Write about fireworks.
DAY FIFTY-NINE: What if…
DAY SIXTY: Write about hair.
DAY SIXTY-ONE: This much is known.
DAY SIXTY-TWO: You see a shooting star.
DAY SIXTY-THREE: “At 5 in the afternoon.” (after Federico Garcia Lorca)
DAY SIXTY-FOUR: What are you waiting for?
DAY SIXTY-FIVE: Write about someone who left.
DAY SIXTY-SIX: Write about a time you own. Big..
DAY SIXTY-SEVEN: Night
DAY SIXTY-EIGHT: Write about a secret revealed.
DAY SIXTY-NINE: Give me a moon story
DAY SEVENTY: “You have stayed too long.”
DAY SEVENTY-ONE: Write about stealing something.
DAY SEVENTY-TWO: Write about a longing.
DAY SEVENTY-THREE: Write about a justifiable sin.
DAY SEVENTY-FOUR: “If I had my way…”
DAY SEVENTY-FIVE: Write about small injuries.
DAY SEVENTY-SIX: On the eve of the funeral.
DAY SEVENTY-SEVEN: Write about promises that were broken.
DAY SEVENTY-EIGHT: You’re in the backseat of a taxi.
DAY SEVENTY-NINE: This is a map to where I live.
DAY EIGHTY: Write about a fortune-teller.
DAY EIGHTY-ONE: Write about taking the long way around.
DAY EIGHTY-TWO: “I remember how it was to drive in gravel. (after Theodore Roethke)
DAY EIGHTY-THREE: Write about getting caught in the act.
DAY EIGHTY-FOUR: Write what you didn’t do.
DAY EIGHTY-FIVE: There were signs and signals.
DAY EIGHTY-SIX: Write about memories underfoot.
DAY EIGHTY-SEVEN: “The last time I saw _____,”
DAY EIGHTY-EIGHT: Write about something astonishing.
DAY EIGHTY-NINE: “So these were my friends…” (after John Balaban)
DAY NINETY: Every morning…
DAY NINETY-ONE: You’re in a grocery store.
DAY NINETY-TWO: “I would like to make an exchange.”
DAY NINETY-THREE: Write about your mother’s cooking.
DAY NINETY-FOUR: It was a rainy day.
DAY NINETY-FIVE: Write about eating a meal.
DAY NINETY-SIX: Write what you’ll miss when you die.
DAY NINETY-SEVEN: Write about a town you passed through.
DAY NINETY-EIGHT: Write about your father’s hands.
DAY NINETY-NINE: You’re asleep. You’re not at home.
DAY ONE HUNDRED: “I still don’t know…”
DAY ONE HUNDRED ONE: Write about a body part.
DAY ONE HUNDRED TWO: Dubious intentions
DAY ONE HUNDRED THREE: Write about a time you changed your mind.
DAY ONE HUNDRED FOUR: Write about slumming.
DAY ONE HUNDRED FIVE: These are the things women don’t know about love.
DAY ONE HUNDRED SIX: Write about falling from grace.
DAY ONE HUNDRED SEVEN: Write about what’s under your house.
DAY ONE HUNDRED EIGHT: Just beyond the edge of the woods.
DAY ONE HUNDRED NINE: Write about a time you did something you didn’t want to do.
DAY ONE HUNDRED TEN: Write about meeting someone for the first time.
DAY ONE HUNDRED ELEVEN: Something seemed different.
DAY ONE HUNDRED TWELVE: This is not about…
DAY ONE HUNDRED THIRTEEN: One thing can’t be denied.
DAY ONE HUNDRED FOURTEEN: Write about a year ago.
DAY ONE HUNDRED FIFTEEN: You hear music in the background.
DAY ONE HUNDRED SIXTEEN: Once, with another woman…
DAY ONE HUNDRED SEVENTEEN: “I can never say quite as much as I know.” (after Robert Olen Butler)
DAY ONE HUNDRED EIGHTEEN: Write about a time you wanted to leave, but couldn’t.
DAY ONE HUNDRED NINETEEN: Write about secrets revealed.
DAY ONE HUNDRED TWENTY: Write about an injury.
DAY ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-ONE: Write about circling the edge.
DAY ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-TWO: Write about falling.
DAY ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-THREE: Write about a sin.
DAY ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-FOUR: “Why not?…”
DAY ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-FIVE: Wearing that ring…
DAY ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-SIX: I can imagine.
DAY ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-SEVEN: Write about a time someone said no
DAY ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT:
DAY ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-NINE: Write about a premonition.
DAY ONE HUNDRED THIRTY: “It’s all you could expect.”
DAY ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-ONE: Write about a time you gave someone a present.
DAY ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-TWO: I can’t remember.
DAY ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-THREE: “Even after my death” (After Maria Luisa Spaziani))
DAY ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-FOUR: Write about abandoned houses.
DAY ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-FIVE: Write about a reflection.
DAY ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-SIX: Ten years ago…
DAY ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-SEVEN: You’re in a hotel lobby.
DAY ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-EIGHT: Write about a place you know, but not well.
DAY ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-NINE: One day…
DAY ONE HUNDRED FORTY: Write about ebb tide.
DAY ONE HUNDRED FORTY-ONE: It’s too soon to tell.
DAY ONE HUNDRED FORTY-TWO: Write about predictability.
DAY ONE HUNDRED FORTY-THREE: Road maps.
DAY ONE HUNDRED FORTY-FOUR: Write about something you see everyday.
DAY ONE HUNDRED FORTY-FIVE: You’re listening to the radio.
DAY ONE HUNDRED FORTY-SIX: “And it was at that age…” (after Pablo Neruda)
DAY ONE HUNDRED FORTY-SEVEN: It’s snowing.
DAY ONE HUNDRED FORTY-EIGHT: Write about a time someone said y es.
DAY ONE HUNDRED FORTY-NINE: Before I was born.
DAY ONE HUNDRED FIFTY: If I could do it over again.
DAY ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-ONE: Your hear a siren
DAY ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-TWO: Write about something to hold on to
DAY ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-THREE: Write about a silence.
DAY ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-FOUR: Once, when I was…
DAY ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-FIVE: What are you looking for?
DAY ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-SIX: Write about small regrets
DAY ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-SEVEN: You are standing on one side of a closed door.
DAY ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-EIGHT: Write about something that came in a box.
DAY ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-NINE: This is the voice of my body.
DAY ONE HUNDRED SIXTY: Rising early to begin the journey
DAY ONE HUNDRED SIXTY-ONE: Write about a compromise.
DAY ONE HUNDRED SIXTY-TWO: Write about mistaken identity.
DAY ONE HUNDRED SIXTY-THREE: “Afterward, I thought about…”
DAY ONE HUNDRED SIXTY-FOUR: These were the doubts I had.
DAY ONE HUNDRED SIXTY-FIVE: Write about a dinner party.
DAY ONE HUNDRED SIXTY-SIX: When the dust settles.
DAY ONE HUNDRED SIXTY-SEVEN: Write about an island.
DAY ONE HUNDRED SIXTY-EIGHT: It’s who you met at a party.
DAY ONE HUNDRED SIXTY-NINE: Out of the corner of my eyes.
DAY ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY: In the heat of the afternoon.
DAY ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY-ONE: Someone’s playing the piano.
DAY ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY-TWO: Write about a pair of shoes.
DAY ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY-THREE: Write about a letter.
DAY ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY-FOUR: Write about an hour of the day.
DAY ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY-FIVE: This is what you can see by starlight.
DAY ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY-SIX: It was Sunday, the time it happened.
DAY ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY-SEVEN: Write about the making of beds.
DAY ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY-EIGHT: This is where I went wrong.
DAY ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY-NINE: Write about small change.
DAY ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY: Write about high tide.
DAY ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY-ONE: “Long afterward, I came upon it again…” (after Collette)
DAY ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY-TWO: The possibilities are endless.
DAY ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY-THREE: These were the frequently asked questions.
DAY ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY-FOUR: Write about the inevitable.
DAY ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY-FIVE: Write about a voice.
DAY ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY-SIX: Write about a time y ou cried.
DAY ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY-SEVEN: So it has come to this.
DAY ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY-EIGHT: It was his idea of a good time.
DAY ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY-NINE: Write about a gate.
DAY ONE HUNDRED NINETY: Write about what you wanted to do.
DAY ONE HUNDRED NINETY-ONE: Write about a postcard.
DAY ONE HUNDRED NINETY-TWO: It was as if…
DAY ONE HUNDRED NINETY-THREE: “Throw away the lights, the definitions, and say of what you see in the dark.” (after Wallace Stevens)
DAY ONE HUNDRED NINETY-FOUR: Write about a theft.
DAY ONE HUNDRED NINETY-FIVE: Write about an epiphany.
DAY ONE HUNDRED NINETY-SIX: It was that kind of day.
DAY ONE HUNDRED NINETY-SEVEN: Half an hour before sunrise.
DAY ONE HUNDRED NINETY-EIGHT: In a state of disarray.
DAY ONE HUNDRED NINETY-NINE: Write about a recurring dream.
DAY TWO HUNDRED: Write about a time you got what you wanted.
DAY TWO HUNDRED ONE: Write about passing time.
DAY TWO HUNDRED TWO: Write about packing a suitcase.
DAY TWO HUNDRED THREE: The first time I saw _________________
DAY TWO HUNDRED FOUR: Write about being late.
DAY TWO HUNDRED FIVE: Write about a conversation.
DAY TWO HUNDRED SIX: Write about asking for mercy.
DAY TWO HUNDRED SEVEN: A free-for-all
DAY TWO HUNDRED EIGHT: You’re in a movie theater.
DAY TWO HUNDRED NINE: Every night
DAY TWO HUNDRED TEN: Write about a scent.
DAY TWO HUNDRED ELEVEN: Write about an eclipse.
DAY TWO HUNDRED TWELVE: Somebody makes a promise
DAY TWO HUNDRED THIRTEEN: Write about a tool.
DAY TWO HUNDRED FOURTEEN: Write about a tim meyou were misundertood.
DAY TWO HUNDRED FIFTEEN: Write abouta bedroom.
DAY TWO HUNDRED SIXTEEN: If only…
DAY TWO HUNDRED SEVENTEEN: Write about a summer night
DAY TWO HUNDRED EIGHTEEN: “I was listening to something I heard before.”
DAY TWO HUNDRED NINETEEN: Someone is calling your name
DAY TWO HUNDRED TWENTY: Write about something that was stolen.
DAY TWO HUNDRED TWENTY-ONE: On the other side.
DAY TWO HUNDRED TWENTY-TWO: I’ve never seen this before.
DAY TWO HUNDRED TWENTY-THREE: This is what the neighbors say.
DAY TWO HUNDRED TWENTY-FOUR: Write about something that made you cry.
DAY TWO HUNDRED TWENTY-FIVE: And when autumn finally arrived
DAY TWO HUNDRED TWENTY-SIX: Write about the careless days.
DAY TWO HUNDRED TWENTY-SEVEN: Aftershocks of the full moon.
DAY TWO HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT: “Sleeping where I fall” (after Peter Coyote)
DAY TWO HUNDRED TWENTY-NINE: Nothing has changed
DAY TWO HUNDRED THIRTY: At the other end of the s treet.
DAY TWO HUNDRED THIRTY-ONE: Write about the silent treatment.
DAY TWO HUNDRED THIRTY-TWO: Write about stealing time.
DAY TWO HUNDRED THIRTY-THREE: Write about an overheard remark.
DAY TWO HUNDRED THIRTY-FOUR: You picked up a hitchhiker.
DAY TWO HUNDRED THIRTY-FIVE: Something’s burning.
DAY TWO HUNDRED THIRTY-SIX: Write about being on the inside.
DAY TWO HUNDRED THIRTY-SEVEN: Write about the morning after.
DAY TWO HUNDRED THIRTY-EIGHT: Write about what has yet to happen.
DAY TWO HUNDRED THIRTY-NINE: You are in the back yard.
DAY TWO HUNDRED FORTY: Write about a dangerous ride.
DAY TWO HUNDRED FORTY-ONE: My mother once told me…
DAY TWO HUNDRED FORTY-TWO: “…and her red hair lit the wall.” (after Victor Hugo)
DAY TWO HUNDRED FORTY-THREE: “It’s my belief we’re all crazy” (after Trudy, the bag lady)
DAY TWO HUNDRED FORTY-FOUR: Write a december memory.
DAY TWO HUNDRED FORTY-FIVE: “It was Sunday morning.” (after Sharon Olds)
DAY TWO HUNDRED FORTY-SIX: Write about your neighborhood at 5pm.
DAY TWO HUNDRED FORTY-SEVEN: You eavesdrop on a conversation. What do you hear?
DAY TWO HUNDRED FORTY-EIGHT: The time between dusk and dawn.
DAY TWO HUNDRED FORTY-NINE: Write about a fragrance.
DAY TWO HUNDRED FIFTY: Write about a place you long for.
DAY TWO HUNDRED FIFTY-ONE: __________________ is the color I remember
DAY TWO HUNDRED FIFTY-TWO: Write about a car trip.
DAY TWO HUNDRED FIFTY-THREE: Write about a time someone went too far.
DAY TWO HUNDRED FIFTY-FOUR: I don’t remember.
DAY TWO HUNDRED FIFTY-FIVE: In a cemetery.
DAY TWO HUNDRED FIFTY-SIX: There’s a bar in Austin, Texas. called “Jake’s Place”
DAY TWO HUNDRED FIFTY-SEVEN: Write about someone who sinned.
DAY TWO HUNDRED FIFTY-EIGHT: “For as long as she lives, and probably longer, she will never forget his face.” (after Alison Moor)
DAY TWO HUNDRED FIFTY-NINE: Write about something you would do differently.
DAY TWO HUNDRED SIXTY: Write about a purchase.
DAY TWO HUNDRED SIXTY-ONE: It’s raining now.
DAY TWO HUNDRED SIXTY-TWO: Write about a time someone lost control.
DAY TWO HUNDRED SIXTY-THREE: Accept loss forever (after Jack Kerouac)
DAY TWO HUNDRED SIXTY-FOUR: Write a daydream.
DAY TWO HUNDRED SIXTY-FIVE: “In the blue night froze haze…” (after Gary Snyder)
DAY TWO HUNDRED SIXTY-SIX: Write about a time someone surprised you.
DAY TWO HUNDRED SIXTY-SEVEN: Write about a door key.
DAY TWO HUNDRED SIXTY-EIGHT: Write about a simple pleasure.
DAY TWO HUNDRED SIXTY-NINE: Night is falling. You are not at home.
DAY TWO HUNDRED SEVENTY: Write about a time the lights went out.
DAY TWO HUNDRED SEVENTY-ONE: Write about a tim eyou did something out of superstition.
DAY TWO HUNDRED SEVENTY-TWO: The night won’t save anyone.
DAY TWO HUNDRED SEVENTY-THREE: Write about a rendezvous
DAY TWO HUNDRED SEVENTY-FOUR: On the night train to _______________
DAY TWO HUNDRED SEVENTY-FIVE: Write about never and always.
DAY TWO HUNDRED SEVENTY-SIX: Write about taking a detour.
DAY TWO HUNDRED SEVENTY-SEVEN: Three things my father told me.
DAY TWO HUNDRED SEVENTY-EIGHT: Write about a fragment.
DAY TWO HUNDRED SEVENTY-NINE: Write about small mistakes.
DAY TWO HUNDRED EIGHTY: In a cafe
DAY TWO HUNDRED EIGHTY-ONE: Losing control
DAY TWO HUNDRED EIGHTY-TWO: “________ are my weaknesses” (after Pam Houston)
DAY TWO HUNDRED EIGHTY-THREE: “In in those days…” (after Roger Aplon)
DAY TWO HUNDRED EIGHTY-FOUR: It was as far as I could go
DAY TWO HUNDRED EIGHTY-FIVE: Write a summer memory
DAY TWO HUNDRED EIGHTY-SIX: Write about a pillow.
DAY TWO HUNDRED EIGHTY-SEVEN: Write about being in a closed space.
DAY TWO HUNDRED EIGHTY-EIGHT: Write about primses made.
DAY TWO HUNDRED EIGHTY-NINE: You’re driving in your car
DAY TWO HUNDRED NINETY: When I opened my mouth to sing
DAY TWO HUNDRED NINETY-ONE: Write about a hideout.
DAY TWO HUNDRED NINETY-TWO: Write about jealousy.
DAY TWO HUNDRED NINETY-THREE: Someone says, “Can I see you in the kitchen?”
DAY TWO HUNDRED NINETY-FOUR: Write about a bruise.
DAY TWO HUNDRED NINETY-FIVE: I come from …
DAY TWO HUNDRED NINETY-SIX: These are the lies I told you
DAY TWO HUNDRED NINETY-SEVEN: There is a place called ______.
DAY TWO HUNDRED NINETY-EIGHT: Write about small scrapes and bruises.
DAY TWO HUNDRED NINETY-NINE: Write about “What goes without saying.”
DAY THREE HUNDRED: Write what the darkness proposes.
DAY THREE HUNDRED ONE: “It was a summer of blue-black nights” (after Don DeLillo)
DAY THREE HUNDRED TWO: “I’m at a loss…”
DAY THREE HUNDRED THREE: “What will happen can’t be stopped” (after Ann Beattie)
DAY THREE HUNDRED FOUR: Write about someone who has passed to the other side.
DAY THREE HUNDRED FIVE: Write about casting a spell.
DAY THREE HUNDRED SIX: I dreamed ____________
DAY THREE HUNDRED SEVEN: Write about yearning.
DAY THREE HUNDRED EIGHT: The sun is rising.
DAY THREE HUNDRED NINE: Write about divine intervention
DAY THREE HUNDRED TEN: You’re eating breakfast.
DAY THREE HUNDRED ELEVEN: Secretly, I know my name is ______________
DAY THREE HUNDRED TWELVE: Write about electricity in the air.
DAY THREE HUNDRED THIRTEEN: It’s what I do at 2:30 IN THE MORNING WHEN I CAN’T SLEEP
DAY THREE HUNDRED FOURTEEN: Write about where rivers join.
DAY THREE HUNDRED FIFTEEN: Write about a song you love.
DAY THREE HUNDRED SIXTEEN: This is what can happen when ______________
DAY THREE HUNDRED SEVENTEEN: Remember an afternoon.
DAY THREE HUNDRED EIGHTEEN: “The window had other views.” (after Wislawa Szymborska)
DAY THREE HUNDRED NINETEEN: Wrte about what’s obvious.
DAY THREE HUNDRED TWENTY: Write about the last night of ____________.
DAY THREE HUNDRED TWENTY-ONE: Write of something done in a small moment.
DAY THREE HUNDRED TWENTY-TWO: These were the reasons to stay
DAY THREE HUNDRED TWENTY-THREE: Write about being lost along the way.
DAY THREE HUNDRED TWENTY-FOUR: Write about the booth in the corner.
DAY THREE HUNDRED TWENTY-FIVE: Returning takes too long
DAY THREE HUNDRED TWENTY-SIX: Write about hesitation.
DAY THREE HUNDRED TWENTY-SEVEN: Write about being underwater.
DAY THREE HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT: Write about opening a gift.
DAY THREE HUNDRED TWENTY-NINE: Write about the fault line.
DAY THREE HUNDRED THIRTY: This is what was left when he was gone.
DAY THREE HUNDRED THIRTY-ONE: Write about a sudden storm.
DAY THREE HUNDRED THIRTY-TWO: One saturday night…
DAY THREE HUNDRED THIRTY-THREE: Write about avenues of escape.
DAY THREE HUNDRED THIRTY-FOUR: A woman named __________
DAY THREE HUNDRED THIRTY-FIVE: Write about an invitation refused.
DAY THREE HUNDRED THIRTY-SIX: …and nobody objected
DAY THREE HUNDRED THIRTY-SEVEN: I recall that evening together
DAY THREE HUNDRED THIRTY-EIGHT: Write about an unforeseen friendship.
DAY THREE HUNDRED THIRTY-NINE: Write about a series of mishaps.
DAY THREE HUNDRED FORTY: This is what she said.
DAY THREE HUNDRED FORTY-ONE: Write about hard times.
DAY THREE HUNDRED FORTY-TWO: Write about winter constellations.
DAY THREE HUNDRED FORTY-THREE: Behind lace curtains
DAY THREE HUNDRED FORTY-FOUR: Write about seeing someone for the first time.
DAY THREE HUNDRED FORTY-FIVE: Write about a late night phone call.
DAY THREE HUNDRED FORTY-SIX: I carried it in my pocket
DAY THREE HUNDRED FORTY-SEVEN: This is the difference between men and women.
DAY THREE HUNDRED FORTY-EIGHT: Write about a steet you lived on.
DAY THREE HUNDRED FORTY-NINE: Write about a red convertible.
DAY THREE HUNDRED FIFTY: “I walked into the maverick bar in farmington, NM.” (after Gary Snyder)
DAY THREE HUNDRED FIFTY-ONE: Write about a redheaded woman.
DAY THREE HUNDRED FIFTY-TWO: Write about masks.
DAY THREE HUNDRED FIFTY-THREE: You are in a church.
DAY THREE HUNDRED FIFTY-FOUR: Write what you didn’t say.
DAY THREE HUNDRED FIFTY-FIVE: Write about a scar.
DAY THREE HUNDRED FIFTY-SIX: It’s Sunday morning. The phone rings..
DAY THREE HUNDRED FIFTY-SEVEN: Write about something you want but cannot have.
DAY THREE HUNDRED FIFTY-EIGHT: Write about a fire.
DAY THREE HUNDRED FIFTY-NINE: “We ate chinese”
DAY THREE HUNDRED SIXTY: Write about something sacred.
DAY THREE HUNDRED SIXTY-ONE: Write about a time someone told you a secret.
DAY THREE HUNDRED SIXTY-TWO: If I tell you the truth…
DAY THREE HUNDRED SIXTY-THREE: These are the delicacies of a ruined evening.
DAY THREE HUNDRED SIXTY-FOUR: A random light
DAY THREE HUNDRED SIXTY-FIVE: In anticipation of the night.
WRITING 101 (June/August 2014)
Day One: Unlock the Mind
Day Two: A Room with a View
Day Three: Commit to a Writing Practice
Day Four: The Serial Killer
Day Five: Be Brief
Day Six: A Character Study
Day Seven: Give and Take
Day Eight: Death to Adverbs
Day Nine: Point of View
Day Ten: Happy (Insert Special Occasion Here)!
Day Eleven: Size Matters
Day Twelve: Clouds on the (Virtual) Horizon
Day Thirteen: Serially Found
Day Fourteen: To Whom It May Concern
Day Fifteen: Your Voice Will Find You
Day Sixteen: Third Time’s The Charm
Day Seventeen: Your Personality on the Page
Day Eighteen: Honing Your Point of View
Day Nineteen: Don’t Stop the Rockin’
Day Twenty: WIP
When the Time is Write 