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10 Creative Topics To Combat Writer's Block

Writer's block happens to the best of us...

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10 Creative Topics To Combat Writer's Block

Writer's block happens to the best of us. We've experienced it from writing papers to creative assignments. Luckily there's a variety of things we can write about. Here are 10 fun topics to get you out of a rut!

1. Lights, camera, action!

Describe the movie of your life. Who would play you? What's the soundtrack?

2. Best meal ever.

Describe your favorite meal you've ever had. Or describe an ideal meal that you hope to enjoy.

3. A million dollars.

How did you get this money? What do you plan on doing with it?


4. Feeling accomplished.

What's your biggest accomplishment? Describe what happened.

5. If I ruled the world.

What would you banish? What laws would you make? Where would you live?

6. If I could turn back time.

How far back would you turn the clock? Why? What will you redo?

7. Taking chances.

Write about a time you took a risk or went out of your comfort zone.

8. Call me maybe.

Write about a funny or strange interaction you've had over the phone, text, or social media.

9. Genie in a bottle.

Instead of the usual three wishes, you have five. How will you use them?

10. Dear future husband (or wife).

What would you like your future spouse to know?

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