Tag: writing prompts
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Decoding Horror Genre For Writers
Here’s the live stream of my 5th Webinar: Decoding Horror genre for Writers:
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Prompt-Writing
Prompt-writing is one of the best tools for fiction writers. Period. You’ll find various definitions for it on the internet, but for me, it is simply what the name suggests: A topic around which a short piece of fiction is written promptly. Generally, the said piece of fiction is in the range of 100-1000 words…
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Her
Her by Heena Rathore P. A flash fiction for Describli’s photo prompt. Her is a horror-mystery scrib that best describes the author’s writing style.
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The Next Worst Thing (Annihilation #2) – #Blogbattle
BlogBattle is a weekly short story challenge using a single word for inspiration. You can visit Rachael’s blog to find out more about #blogbattle- Writing Rachael Ritchey. This week’s word: Leviathan. Annihilation (Part #1) The Next Worst Thing Genre: Dystopian, Apocalyptic Fiction, Young Adult Lilly, Grandma and I sit in our rocking boat hugging each other tightly, waiting…
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Weep A While Longer
I’ve decided to participate in Rachael Ritchey‘s awesome weekly prompt- BlogBattle. I came across it through a very dear friend’s blog- Phoenix Grey. You can visit Rachael’s blog to find out more about #blogbattle- Writing Rachael Ritchey BlogBattle rules: 1000 words max fictional tale (or true if you really want) PG (no more than PG-13) Content – let’s…
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A Lost Memory (Bianca Brown #1)
A Lost Memory is a flash fiction written by Heena Rathore P. for Describli’s photo prompt. This scrib is the first part of her series named Bianca Brown, a fantasy short series.
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Autumn (Jessie #4)
Jessie is a Contemporary Fiction short-story series about a girl named Jessie. This series is written on photo-prompts and includes emotional themes of love, family, support, getting over fears, etc.
VERBATIK MEDIA by Heena R. Pardeshi 