Every week my writer friend Millie and I alternate providing each other with writing prompts. We then allow ourselves one week to come up with a short story based on that prompt. This has been a fun exercise in both practising writing and devising plot hooks. You can see many of my stories on this site if you search for the Short Story category.

We share the weekly prompts here and on Twitter (search the hashtag #writewithchrisandmillie) so that anyone else who is in the mood for a writing exercise can join in too.

This week’s prompt is:

And so rather than acknowledge his terrible circumstances, he decided to do some dusting.

Good luck!

Every week my writer friend Millie and I alternate providing each other with writing prompts. We then allow ourselves one week to come up with a short story based on that prompt. This has been a fun exercise in both practising writing and devising plot hooks. You can see many of my stories on this site if you search for the Short Story category.

We share the weekly prompts here and on Twitter (search the hashtag #writewithchrisandmillie) so that anyone else who is in the mood for a writing exercise can join in too.

This week’s prompt is:

“What are your career plans after University?”

“Best case: lion. Worst case: one of the smaller types of duck.”

Good luck!

Every week my writer friend Millie and I alternate providing each other with writing prompts. We then allow ourselves one week to come up with a short story based on that prompt. This has been a fun exercise in both practising writing and devising plot hooks. You can see many of my stories on this site if you search for the Short Story category.

We share the weekly prompts here and on Twitter (search the hashtag #writewithchrisandmillie) so that anyone else who is in the mood for a writing exercise can join in too.

This week’s prompt is:

He laughed until he felt pain in his stomach. It felt bizarre laughing given their current situation.

Good luck!

Every week my writer friend Millie and I alternate providing each other with writing prompts. We then allow ourselves one week to come up with a short story based on that prompt. This has been a fun exercise in both practising writing and devising plot hooks. You can see many of my stories on this site if you search for the Short Story category.

We share the weekly prompts here and on Twitter (search the hashtag  #writewithchrisandmillie) so that anyone else who is in the mood for a writing exercise can join in too.

This week’s prompt is:

“Hey! Stop reading my texts over my shoulder!”

“I’m not! Booty is spelt with two o’s, by the way.”

Good luck!

Every week my writer friend Millie and I alternate providing each other with writing prompts. We then allow ourselves one week to come up with a short story based on that prompt. This has been a fun exercise in both practising writing and devising plot hooks. You can see many of my stories on this site if you search for the Short Story category.

We share the weekly prompts here and on Twitter (search the hashtag  #writewithchrisandmillie) so that anyone else who is in the mood for a writing exercise can join in too.

This week’s prompt is:

The blizzard was drawing nearer; a decision had to be made, and soon.

Good luck!

Every week my writer friend Millie and I alternate providing each other with writing prompts. We then allow ourselves one week to come up with a short story based on that prompt. This has been a fun exercise in both practising writing and devising plot hooks. You can see many of my stories on this site if you search for the Short Story category.

We share the weekly prompts here and on Twitter (search the hashtag  #writewithchrisandmillie) so that anyone else who is in the mood for a writing exercise can join in too.

This week’s prompt is:

“Excuse me sir, you can’t bring that dog in here.”
“Oh this isn’t just any dog, my friend…”

Good luck!

Every week my writer friend Millie and I alternate providing each other with writing prompts. We then allow ourselves one week to come up with a short story based on that prompt. This has been a fun exercise in both practising writing and devising plot hooks. You can see many of my stories on this site if you search for the Short Story category.

We share the weekly prompts here and on Twitter (search the hashtag  #writewithchrisandmillie) so that anyone else who is in the mood for a writing exercise can join in too.

This week’s prompt is:

He clutched the record to his chest, and the tears that he’d held back for so long could be held back no more.

Good luck!

Every week my writer friend Millie and I alternate providing each other with writing prompts. We then allow ourselves one week to come up with a short story based on that prompt. This has been a fun exercise in both practising writing and devising plot hooks. You can see many of my stories on this site if you search for the Short Story category.

We share the weekly prompts here and on Twitter (search the hashtag  #writewithchrisandmillie) so that anyone else who is in the mood for a writing exercise can join in too.

This week’s prompt is:

“Why are you staring at me?”

“Oh, I’m sorry…it’s just…your face!”

Good luck!

Every week my writer friend Millie and I alternate providing each other with writing prompts. We then allow ourselves one week to come up with a short story based on that prompt. This has been a fun exercise in both practising writing and devising plot hooks. You can see many of my stories on this site if you search for the Short Story category.

We share the weekly prompts here and on Twitter (search the hashtag  #writewithchrisandmillie) so that anyone else who is in the mood for a writing exercise can join in too.

This week’s prompt is:

The clock ticked slowly, tauntingly. How long had they been locked in this staring contest?

Good luck!

Every week my writer friend Millie and I alternate providing each other with writing prompts. We then allow ourselves one week to come up with a short story based on that prompt. This has been a fun exercise in both practising writing and devising plot hooks. You can see many of my stories on this site if you search for the Short Story tag.

We share the weekly prompts here and on Twitter – search the hashtag  #writewithchrisandmillie – so that anyone else who is in the mood for a writing exercise can join in too.

This week’s prompt is:

Jaxon didn’t get a lot of letters, so one detailing an unpaid debt was a surprise. What made it particularly surprising was that the debt could not be settled with money…

Good luck!