Whether you're new to writing or a master, these prompts can get you started on pieces you can write for hours. Good-bye, writers' block!
Write a letter to your 12-year-old self.
Describe how you think your great-great-great grandparents met.
You come across the last book on earth.
Write about a time you were lost.
You meet an alien. Describe the interaction.
Write about your life if you went to Hogwarts.
The apocalypse is here! How do you survive?
Write about a time you were overwhelmed with emotion.
You live in the world of the movie "A Quiet Place." Describe your daily routine.
Write about the life of a struggling artist.
Write about the person you admire most.
You find out your "parents" are actually robots. What now?
Write a child-friendly version of a part of history.
Describe the last time you came to a sudden realization.
Turn the last song you listened to into a story.
Write about your earliest memory.
You suddenly have the power to visit others' dreams. Who do you see first?
Write about what happens when the villain of a story falls in love with the hero.
You find out that your best friend is actually a werewolf.
Describe a day in the life of your pet.
Write about a couple reminiscing on their "love-at-first-sight" moment.
You are now a superhero. Describe your reaction.
Write about the life of a modern witch.
Write about something you feel motivated about.
At birth, you are given a glowing necklace. Each person has one soulmate with the matching piece.
If you were forced to wear a warning label, what would yours say?
You send a confidential text to the wrong person.
A couple that moves into a haunted house.
You wake up with amnesia, only carrying a lighter and a book titled "Witchcraft for Dummies." What do you do next?
You find a copy of your family tree. A name has been blacked out.