Start your writing week off right with a prompt — the story of the eavesdropper.
Thanks to everyone who submitted a prompt in response to the 100th prompt! We’ll go through them tomorrow and announce our pick to run in the magazine Wednesday. Here’s to…
Thanks to everyone who submitted a prompt in response to the 100th prompt! We’ll go through them tomorrow and announce our pick to run in the magazine Wednesday.
Here's to hoping your writing week is an excellent one --
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WRITING PROMPT: Eve of the Eavesdropper
Feel free to take the following prompt home or post your response (500
words or fewer, funny, sad or stirring) in the Comments section below.
By posting, you’ll be automatically entered in our occasional
around-the-office swag drawings. If you’re having trouble with the
captcha code sticking, e-mail your story to me at
writersdigest@fwmedia.com, with “Promptly” in the subject line, and I’ll
make sure it gets up.
Cup to the wall, you listen and your pulse throbs.
It’s too perfect.
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Zachary Petit is a freelance journalist and editor, and a lifelong literary and design nerd. He's also a former senior managing editor of Writer’s Digest magazine. Follow him on Twitter @ZacharyPetit.
