Monday Matchup Writing Challenge: The revelation, the magazine, the nostalgia
WRITING PROMPT:Monday Matchup #10—Nostalgia, No MoreFeel free to take the following prompt home or post a response (500 words or fewer, funny, sad or stirring) in the Comments section below….
WRITING PROMPT:Monday Matchup #10—Nostalgia, No More
Feel free to take the following prompt home or post a
response (500 words or fewer, funny, sad or stirring) in the Comments section below.
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Write a scene featuring a book or magazine, a startling revelation, and one of your favorite things from childhood (be it a toy, a person, a pet, a place, etc.).
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