Once again, it’s time for a writing prompt to turn into a story. Let the provided outline be a guide and try to hook your reader in. You could also change locations at least once.

Personalize it and don’t worry about whether it will turn out good. If you enjoyed this prompt give us a shoutout here or on twitter (@wrimuse).

Welcome to a new creative writing prompt as a storytelling exercise. Expand on the scene that pops into your head and add details to flesh it out. To give it a twist, turn a stereotype upside down.

Remember, remember the length does not matter here. If you feel inspired give us a shoutout here or on twitter (@wrimuse).

Welcome to a new creative writing prompt to train your writing on. Expand on the scene that pops into your head and move the story forwards from there. As a twist, you could leave the reader guessing at the end.

Finally, don’t overthink it, just write. Do share suggestions and tell your friends about it too.

Here is another writing prompt for you to try. Think of the prompt as a starting point and make it relateable. To make things more interesting include an action sequence.

Again, write freely, and don’t worry about editing. If this made you want to write please leave a comment with your feedback.