Yes, You Can Write!: 101 Proven Writing Prompts that Will Help You Find Creative Ideas Faster for Your Journal, Blogging, Writing Your Book and More

by Bryan Collins

There's nothing worse than sitting down at your desk to write.... and then finding out you don't have any ideas. When you look down at the blank page, instead of feeling inspired, you feel blocked and depressed. If you don't have anything to write about, how will you ever become a successful writer? So, let's fix that. My name is Bryan Collins, I'm an author from Ireland, and I've been there. If you're struggling with not have anything to write about, it's time to use a writing prompt. They'll help you write about the same topics in different, yet original ways, get inspired and improve at your craft (because hey, we all want to get better). In this short, yet free practical writing book, I've gathered 101 of the best writing prompts just for you. The book is free, so what are you waiting for?

Genres: Nonfiction, Writing, Business

46 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 21, 2018

About the author

I am a fiction and non-fiction author from Ireland.

I am passionate about writing, creativity and productivity.

I also write an award-winning blog that helps people accomplish more with their writing projects on Become a Writer Today

In 2013, I was a Realex Fire Web Awards finalist. In 2015, I was an Irish blog awards winner.

My books include:

* The Power of Creativity - a three-part series for writers, artists, musicians and anyone who wants to find better ideas
* Poor Brother, Rich Brother - an contemporary Irish novella
* A Handbook for the Productive Writer: 33 Ways You Can Finish What You Started
* Dear Sarah - a short-story

You can find me @bryanjcollins.

Reviews

[Angela]

I never read a writing ‘prompt book’ previously; therefore, I am not quite sure how to ponder this booklet.
Very easy and down-to-earth approach for a beginner’s writer. It came for free in my Kindle library so, I am grateful.
I will touch on this book again in later examinations, as Bryan Collins, also wrote a list of useful tools and resources at the end of the book, which has proven to be very helpful, not solely for the scope of writing a book but for any form of writing the reader is embarking to achieve.

[Lil Bookish Dragon · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book is so insightful and helpful.
I have got so many content ideas that I can’t wait to put in place.

[A.M. · Rating 4 out of 5]

It’s kind of hard to critique a book of writing prompts.

Trying to write a book for the first time or overcoming a creative problem like writer’s block can feel terrifying in a different way. But you can use a writing prompt to overcome your fears, and unlike bungee jumping, it’ll help you figure out what type of writing you enjoy and what type of writing you dislike. You’ll improve your craft too.

I stumbled onto Bryan Collins podcast and have a couple of his writing books.
He talks about influential books you should read, promotes journaling, and gives you some prompts. He also lists a lot of online resources, programs, hardware and apps.
4 stars

[Bree58 · Rating 4 out of 5]

Most helpful for fiction prompts

Being someone who in not writing fiction or nonfiction, I write poetry, there was a certain sense of - okay its a great idea and yet not for me. The resources in the back of the book were revelatory and mind boggling. These are resources any type of writer could use. AI is not something I want to rewrite or write for me. Others may not feel that way.

Collins allows the reader access to themselves without being preachy. He includes a bit on dictation, great find for writers like me, who struggle with mobility and severe fatigue.

[T.A. · Rating 3 out of 5]

A useful tool for some

The writing is friendly in style and helpful.

I am sure it will prove useful to many writers, especially non-fiction writers.

I’m sure I will refer back to it in the future.

[Sammy BookWyrm · Rating 5 out of 5]

A Great Book

Wow what a great book!!
I loved reading some of the prompts in this book.
I would recommend this book for anyone who would like some prompts to use.

[F M · Rating 1 out of 5]

Simply put I am not a writer, read it as I wanted to improve my journal so definitely a wrong pick for the topic.

[Marta D Cardoner · Rating 4 out of 5]

Thank you Brian Collins! It was quite helpful and motivating.