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Story Sparks Fest
Aug. 22nd, 2023 08:58 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
silvercat17The Story Sparks Fest will run from September 1st to 30th and is open to all fandoms and original work. All sizes and media welcome.
Story Sparks is a list of prompts to inspire ideas. I created the list as cards and have each one written on a card to shuffle and pull from. At the very bottom of this entry is the full list with some interpretations for each prompt.
For the purpose of this bingo, I've prepared a few public cards and a list formatted for the Bingo generator. But feel free to use it for your own purposes. I look forward to seeing what you come up with!
How can you use the Story Sparks prompts?
- As inspiration for the theme of your next story. Just get a prompt or couple of prompts for ideas.
- To recover from writer's block. Can't decide what goes next? Pull a couple of prompts and use them to get writing again.
- To create the skeleton of a plot. Deal between five and ten cards, or as many cards you need, to create the storyline from.
- As a writing exercise. Get a prompt and write a paragraph or short story with it as inspiration.
- As a way to decide between possibilites. Select appropriate cards and pull one from a hat.
- Any way you want!
( Cards and lists below )
Story Sparks is a list of prompts to inspire ideas. I created the list as cards and have each one written on a card to shuffle and pull from. At the very bottom of this entry is the full list with some interpretations for each prompt.
For the purpose of this bingo, I've prepared a few public cards and a list formatted for the Bingo generator. But feel free to use it for your own purposes. I look forward to seeing what you come up with!
How can you use the Story Sparks prompts?
- As inspiration for the theme of your next story. Just get a prompt or couple of prompts for ideas.
- To recover from writer's block. Can't decide what goes next? Pull a couple of prompts and use them to get writing again.
- To create the skeleton of a plot. Deal between five and ten cards, or as many cards you need, to create the storyline from.
- As a writing exercise. Get a prompt and write a paragraph or short story with it as inspiration.
- As a way to decide between possibilites. Select appropriate cards and pull one from a hat.
- Any way you want!
( Cards and lists below )
