Post by "Tuvlan" on May 11, 2015 3:02:35 GMT -5
Hello! This is the start of a series, directly inspired and pulled from the book "642 Things To Write About"---a writing exercise book that was literally pulled together in less than 24 hours.
As an RP board, one of our strongest priorities is to see Role Players grow. This is a totally voluntary and optional way to practice getting those creative juices going.
Every day or so, a page and all of its questions/requests/statements will be put up... so you can write about it! It can be about something in character, out of character, fiction, non-fiction as you like it---there are no limits. Heck, you don't even have to post in the thread where the page's exercise is listed. Maybe you'll want to keep a personal journal.
If you really like the materials but want to go at a faster pace, consider looking up the book online and supporting them! We'll be looking into other writing exercises that can be done as well, no matter the source.
This is something for you that you are free to make it work for you, and there will never be any running theme or consistency (that we're aware of) that you need to stick and/or adhere to.
Just write! And most importantly, have fun!
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As an RP board, one of our strongest priorities is to see Role Players grow. This is a totally voluntary and optional way to practice getting those creative juices going.
Every day or so, a page and all of its questions/requests/statements will be put up... so you can write about it! It can be about something in character, out of character, fiction, non-fiction as you like it---there are no limits. Heck, you don't even have to post in the thread where the page's exercise is listed. Maybe you'll want to keep a personal journal.
If you really like the materials but want to go at a faster pace, consider looking up the book online and supporting them! We'll be looking into other writing exercises that can be done as well, no matter the source.
This is something for you that you are free to make it work for you, and there will never be any running theme or consistency (that we're aware of) that you need to stick and/or adhere to.
Just write! And most importantly, have fun!
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