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10 contributions to The Storyteller's Path
🎬 Opening Line Challenge
Write your first sentence. Give people a taste of that first sentence that you’ll have in your book. 📕 Just one sentence. Drop it below 👇
🎬 Opening Line Challenge
4 likes • 9d
Confidence was never your problem, all you needed was clarity, and suddenly confidence ceases to be an issue.
A Problem that Many Writers Go Through!
I have created a video that talks about that dark and dreary middle. So, I felt like this was something to share to give you all hope to get to that ending! A final, published book! 📕 Let me know your thoughts in the comments!
3 likes • 14d
If it wasn't for the sucky middle we would all be authors and it wouldn't be valued. This is what makes it worth while, and why people listen to authors.
🌿 What Would Finishing Feel Like?
Imagine this for a second. Your book is done. ✅ What does that feel like? Drop one word 👇
🌿 What Would Finishing Feel Like?
4 likes • 15d
Relief! 😉
Story Game: The Object That Remembers
Choose one object: 🗝️ a key 🕯️ a candle 🧵 a blue thread 📖 an old book 🍂 a leaf 💍 a ring Now write a short scene where the object remembers something the character has forgotten. This can be fantasy, memoir-style, personal essay, or completely random. Let it be strange. Let it be playful. Let it surprise you. Post your scene below.
Story Game: The Object That Remembers
3 likes • May 24
I felt the cobblestone move under my foot and a smile appeared on my lips before I even registered what it meant. I bent and levered the stone up, sure enough the key was underneath. Gran had left it here for me to let myself in after school. She often had an afternoon task to do, driving one of the elderly back from a doctors appointment, she was never too long, and she always had some fresh baked cookies or muffins waiting for me with a note. I enjoyed those afternoons when both my parents were working late, and Gran and I would make jokes out of my homework, we would get it done, but take the mickey out of the school system, the teachers or the subject. I realise now it was her way to get me to actually focus on the work. I slipped the key into my pocket with a smile. This is a memory I would keep. The new owners of her house would likely never know the significance of this particular cobblestone.
3 likes • May 24
@Dani Rosenblad James unsure if that is what you mean by an object that remembers... 🤷🏼
Midway Check-in! 🤔
Let’s talk about it! It’s time to share your wins, your losses and your struggles! I know that it’s tough writing a book. 📕 That’s why I created this writing community so that we have one another for support. 🫂 With this community, you’re surrounded by others that understand. So, let’s celebrate the wins AND the losses together!! 🙌 Especially the times we fail, because it’s from our failures that we grow. 🌱 Share them below! 👇
Midway Check-in! 🤔
3 likes • May 21
I had started on a book a while back. But it wasn't a priority and I had a lot of other things to do. I have recently had my role disestablished. And my side hustle has become my main gig... and having that book would probably be a really good thing now. 🤔 I mention this to motivate you, but also because I need to get back to the work I was doing on my book, and move it forward. 😃
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