Welcome to the #DailyPrompt by the @daily.prompt, your daily freewrite writing prompt from the @Freewritehouse!
The @Freewritehouse, and members of the Freewriters Community are grateful to @mariannewest for creating the daily freewriting prompt and for posting it for 2023 days!!!
Freewriting is a great way to start or maintain a writing habit. And we try to make it easy for you with a daily prompt!
Today's #DailyPrompt is
directory of lost things
How to freewrite...
- Set your timer for 5 minutes
- Start writing
- Use the hashtag #freewrite #dailyprompt
- Publish your piece (include a link to this post if you wish)
- Copy and paste your URL into the comment section of this post.
Or, if you don't want to publish your freewrite, just copy and paste as a comment under the prompt post. - What if you want to write for longer than five minutes? No problem! There are no rules...
except...
NO plagiarism, NO AI-generated stories
Check the @freewritehouse for fun contests
Spanish and English contests at the Freewrite House thanks to @latino.romano, @wakeupkitty, and @felt.buzz
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Freewrite in Spanish: Check @latino.romano
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Contests by Friends of the Freewriters
@ improv runs a weekly Punday contest. Check it out!
If you are running a contest you want to be listed here, let me know.
Writing help
- A free app: Grammarly. A lot of us are not native English speakers and I am finding it a helpful app. It will underline spelling and grammar mistakes. Remember that it is not always right -especially if you use complex sentence structures. Here is the link
- Remember The Most Dangerous Writing App. You set the time - 5 min - and start typing. Don’t stop!!! It will destroy what you wrote if you stop for more than 3 seconds - and backspace does not count as writing on the app. If you are prone to stop and think - this app forces you to keep going. You can make corrections after the 5 minutes are over.
- A timer. Egg timer is a free tool you can use on your desktop to set a time. This is useful for our freewrites or if you want to work in blocks of time and then take a break. Here is the link
