WATCH ON YOUTUBE When you don’t know what to write but feel like writing (and perhaps using your lovely stationery), pick up a book and open it up to a random page. You can use this technique for commonplacing, journalling, fiction writing, and even studying. The Random Book Method Open a book to a random… Read More
WATCH ON YOUTUBE Here’s a fun writing game to unlock new fields of interest and create a study course that can help fill your commonplace book. Write a numbered list of 10 descriptive words (adjectives, adverbs, etc.) that you love or find evocative. Write a numbered list of 10 subjects, disciplines or classes that interest… Read More
this is the season of abundance and sharing,
of shunning the fear of lack, striving, or future want.
Always fancied trying role-playing games but feel too shy or don’t have a willing friend group? Solo RPGs may be your new favourite pastime! I guarantee that you’ll be amazed not only by the creativity of solo RPG designers, but also by the creative responses that the games call up from the depths of your… Read More
Here are 100 prompts for promptly-written impromptu poetry. Use these prompts for daily practice, for warm-ups, for intellectual party games, or to pen last-minute valentines. Commit to the whole 100 days; flex your dactyls and indulge in spondaic spontaneity. Life is short, art is long long short. Poetry Prompts A Shakespearean sonnet about music theory.… Read More