WRITING EXERCISE

September's prompt is about using the Chariot card to develop a situation where your character must balance two opposing forces and get them moving in the same direction.

Is there any greater joy than sitting fully in yourself and knowing that who you are is who were born to be?

July’s prompt is about developing a love interest or important choice.

"There’s a kind of time travel in letters, isn’t there?" July's review of co-authored, epistolary, purple prose.

June’s prompt is about developing a narrative of moving up the ranks. 

Charlie Jane Anders is asking big questions in both YA and adult fiction.

I don’t know what your coping mechanisms are, historically or in these present hard times, but I hope they include writing.

January's prompt will be about beginning a story about a hero's journey as it correlates to The Fool.

December’s prompt will help you retell an old classic in honor of the longest night of the year.

This speculative novel explores an alternate future beginning with the election of a new president in 2024.