Pick something below and describe it from five different points of view. But these are just suggestions; feel free to use your own prompts!
Remember; these are just suggestions to get you started. The focus here is on the voice, not the story, so don’t worry about plot. The easiest way to show voice in fewer words is to simply describe something.
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[...] one thing to write about. You can pick a prompt from the Voice Week site, or make up your own. Pick something simple like a person or a place, and [...]
[...] one thing to write about. You can pick a prompt from the Voice Week site, or make up your own. Pick something simple like a person or a place, and [...]
[...] and quickly put together my first entry. We were given the choice to either pick one of the prompts they have listed or choose one our own, I chose my own (not that I was trying to be difficult, it just felt right [...]
[...] to stretch those writing muscles and try out different voices. So we pick a prompt, available here, or choose your own, write 100 words (or so) every day, each one in a different voice. So today you [...]
[...] something about 100 words long. You can use an InMon prompt, a Voice Week prompt, or even a piece you wrote a long time ago. HINT: It might be easier if it’s in first person, but [...]
[...] doing VoiceWeek again this [...]
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