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Scene-a-day.Day 22. Science Fiction.

Write a scene of science fiction.

 

Challenge: Include a text within a text.

 

 

 

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Scene-a-day. Day 21. Freezer section of grocery store?

Write a grocery shopping scene where he/she encounters a small group of old ladies, and one knows your character, revealing a character flaw.

 

Challenge: Have it take place in the freezer section.

 

 

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Scene-a-day. Day 20. A falling in love scene.

Write a falling in love scene.

 

Challenge: Write in third person omniscient.

 

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Scene-a-day. Day 19. Text-messaging.

Write a scene where the main character engages in an Instant message exchange

 

Challenge: Have auto-correct create a humorous moment.

 

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Scene-a-day. Day 18. Rain imagery.

Write a scene focused on rain imagery.

 

Challenge: Incorporate an umbrella, a yellow car, and a black cat.

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Scene-a-day. Day 17. Write a winter scene.

Write a winter scene.

Challenge: Incorporate trying to text with gloves and falling down

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Scene-a-day. Day 16. Cooking. Burning?

Write a scene where the main character cooks a new meal by following an old recipe.

 

Challenge: Include a moment where the main character burns a pan while cooking and sets off the fire alarm.

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A book of my poems? Why, yes, it is.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Red Dress Press publishes first author-designed book.

Linger, Love. by Liz Shine is a collection of poems written and edited over twenty years. Placed together in this single collection, they present a sort of essay regarding the human heart, its possibilities and its limits. The poems span childhood to adulthood, address many subjects including identity, relationships, parenting, and divorce.

You can buy the book here: http://amzn.to/1NuRKEi

 

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