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Writers block!
I can't think of anything, right now! I am writing a story about an imaginary friend, who is watching his friend grow up and forget about him.
Here is what I have...
Greybound believed he was the best friend, of Mark Tim. He would always tackle Mark, to the ground, laughing as he did. Greybound played space ship, in a card board box with him. Voorm. Voorm. Greybound was always forced to make sound effects. He and Mark would listen to Mother’s story, as she read to them before bed. Greyboud even got tucked in by Mother, “Good night, Greybound. Keep Mark safe from monsters.” she laughed as she kissed Mark’s forehead. “Good night.” she called walking down the stairs. Mark turned facing Greybound. “Lets tell ghost stories!” he whispered. Greyboud only shook his head. “Mark, we have the first day of school. Remember! We need to make a good impression on everyone.”
Mark sighed, wrapping the blankets closer to him, “Okay. Fine. Good night Greybound.”
Greybound smiled in the darkness, watching Mark’s chest rise and fall.
Early morning, Greyhound rushed with Mark eating breakfast as fast as he could. He ended up winning. The yellow school bus appeared, screeching to a halt. “Bye mom!” Mark called. He and Graybound leaped up the stairs, they both looked for a seat for both of them. “There.” Greyboud said pointing a seat in the front. Mark sat by the window while Greybound on the other side of him. He looked around the place, kids were screaming, and laughing. He tried to look for kids like him, but found none. The bus stopped at a house, and a boy came running out with his lunch box in hand. Greybound, watched as the boy walk up the stairs looking for a spot to sit. “Hello.” the boy said smiling at Greyhound. “Hello.” Greybound and Mark replied in unison. Greybound looked at Mark, and realized the boy was talking to Mark, not him. “Can I sit here?” the boy asked. “Yeah!” Mark said scooting over. Greybound got up before the boy sat on him. He was furious that Mark forgot about him, and replaced this…this boring boy. “I’m Nate.” the boys said.
“Mark.” Mark replied grinning broadly.
During the first day of school, Graybound, watched as Mark and Nate played cars, and build with blocks. He and Mark were suppose to explore together. Learn the alphabet together. He sighed, and walked towards Mark and Nate. “Um, can I play?” Greybound asked.
I can't think of anything, right now! I am writing a story about an imaginary friend, who is watching his friend grow up and forget about him.
Here is what I have...
Greybound believed he was the best friend, of Mark Tim. He would always tackle Mark, to the ground, laughing as he did. Greybound played space ship, in a card board box with him. Voorm. Voorm. Greybound was always forced to make sound effects. He and Mark would listen to Mother’s story, as she read to them before bed. Greyboud even got tucked in by Mother, “Good night, Greybound. Keep Mark safe from monsters.” she laughed as she kissed Mark’s forehead. “Good night.” she called walking down the stairs. Mark turned facing Greybound. “Lets tell ghost stories!” he whispered. Greyboud only shook his head. “Mark, we have the first day of school. Remember! We need to make a good impression on everyone.”
Mark sighed, wrapping the blankets closer to him, “Okay. Fine. Good night Greybound.”
Greybound smiled in the darkness, watching Mark’s chest rise and fall.
Early morning, Greyhound rushed with Mark eating breakfast as fast as he could. He ended up winning. The yellow school bus appeared, screeching to a halt. “Bye mom!” Mark called. He and Graybound leaped up the stairs, they both looked for a seat for both of them. “There.” Greyboud said pointing a seat in the front. Mark sat by the window while Greybound on the other side of him. He looked around the place, kids were screaming, and laughing. He tried to look for kids like him, but found none. The bus stopped at a house, and a boy came running out with his lunch box in hand. Greybound, watched as the boy walk up the stairs looking for a spot to sit. “Hello.” the boy said smiling at Greyhound. “Hello.” Greybound and Mark replied in unison. Greybound looked at Mark, and realized the boy was talking to Mark, not him. “Can I sit here?” the boy asked. “Yeah!” Mark said scooting over. Greybound got up before the boy sat on him. He was furious that Mark forgot about him, and replaced this…this boring boy. “I’m Nate.” the boys said.
“Mark.” Mark replied grinning broadly.
During the first day of school, Graybound, watched as Mark and Nate played cars, and build with blocks. He and Mark were suppose to explore together. Learn the alphabet together. He sighed, and walked towards Mark and Nate. “Um, can I play?” Greybound asked.

I wish I had my own laptop....but I agree, notebook writing can be fun!
Okay, so I write on Watt pad and I have been only noticing one person who keeps reading my work. They said that I was going to fast, so how can I fix my work to be better?
Perhaps add more description to certain scenes, elaborate on them?
And maybe you could add more suspense or add in events that lead up to a major event?
And maybe you could add more suspense or add in events that lead up to a major event?
So one of my characters is going to be evil and wipe out a city, or at least part of a city. There is no magic, but more advanced technology is allowed. Flashy is better, has to make the hero rise up against her. Any ideas?
Depending on if it's night or daytime, I'm imagining this scene where the evil one cuts off the electricity, then switches it on again, and maybe in different buildings. So the lights go on and off, and in different buildings, like music being played.
If you want people to be killed, you could have the traffic lights be reprogrammed so that lots of cars ended up on the same road, and then the buildings started falling down on them, while citizens run away in fear.
But that may be weird, I dunno, what do you have in mind so far?
If you want people to be killed, you could have the traffic lights be reprogrammed so that lots of cars ended up on the same road, and then the buildings started falling down on them, while citizens run away in fear.
But that may be weird, I dunno, what do you have in mind so far?
I have had many suggestions, such as a storm machine and hitting the city with too much lightning, flooding the city, burning the city down, mind control (but some people are immune, that's how the hero rises), poison in the water (but that's too sneaky), gas chambers (too hard to get everyone in at once), and an earthquake machine (but that's plagiarizing Arrow's thing with Malcom Merlin or something).
I like your idea of the traffic lights. Trap them almost like pompeii, where people trying to get out of the way of a catastrophe are only blocking each other...
I like your idea of the traffic lights. Trap them almost like pompeii, where people trying to get out of the way of a catastrophe are only blocking each other...
Ooh I like the gas chamber idea. You could have this very powerful gas machine that spreads gas throughout the whole city. Like use the drainage system and have poisonous fumes spread through all the streets.
Thanks! And yeah, it'll be each man for himself. Self-survival.
Thanks! And yeah, it'll be each man for himself. Self-survival.
Ooh! Wonderful ideas! Thank you so much. I still don't know what I will do exactly, but I'm still planning it out, so I have some time.
Sure, welcome! You could write it out using different ways each time to see which one works out the best.


Genna wrote: "I'm trying to come up with a boy name for my main character that means "noble leader" "adventure" stuff like that. Any suggestions?"
Benadur (literally means leader in Welsh)
Reisende (means traveler in German)
My suggestion (if you don't like those) is to use Google translate for different words in different languages.
For example, I wrote a story about a time traveler. His name was Amser Vitager. Amser means Time in Welsh and Vitager means Traveler in Galician.
Benadur (literally means leader in Welsh)
Reisende (means traveler in German)
My suggestion (if you don't like those) is to use Google translate for different words in different languages.
For example, I wrote a story about a time traveler. His name was Amser Vitager. Amser means Time in Welsh and Vitager means Traveler in Galician.
Olea wrote: "I need help I need to write a short story it has to be 250 words or more and the limit is 500 words for a contest and I need ideas and the dead line for the contest is today!"
I'm sorry I missed this, but in the future, if you need a small prompt, do a short walk in the woods with lots of description, or have a cliffhanger at the end of the story
I'm sorry I missed this, but in the future, if you need a small prompt, do a short walk in the woods with lots of description, or have a cliffhanger at the end of the story



Not only I have WritersBlock, but the word count is hard and top of all that, I have to make a 250 word outline...

Write it out as though you were telling it to someone out loud. Or record yourself telling it to someone. See if that helps at all!

my book is about a pair of twin girls and their older brother.
i was thinking Hazley and Phoenix for the girls and Oscar for the boy? idk if that really fits or not, but lmk!!!


Scottish Warrior Princess gets lost in battle. She meets a sorcerer who promises her a map to lead her back to her village but the sorcerer demands a favor from the Princess. The princess must climb to the highest of peaks to retrieve the Ancient Books written by the greatest sorcerer. The books are guarded by booby traps. Princess gets the ancient books. When she gives them to the sorcerer, the sorcerer takes them and doesn’t hold up her end of the bargain. The princess almost gives up when she gets a vision from her friend that died in battle telling her not to give up and take back what is rightfully hers. Princess takes back the books and map from the sorcerer. Loses the map but finds her way back on her own.