I might be a little biased here, but I have most if not all of Kylie Day’s books on writing. Upon seeing that she had a character interviews on her website, I definitely needed to include a link to it... Read more
This dialogue prompt by Ruby Rumsey doesn’t have a whole lot there which allows you to let your imagination run wild. The scenario I see in my mind is a group of friends or siblings. Either works for what I... Read more
In this prompt by The Fake Redhead, someone has discovered someone else’s secret identity. At least I think that’s what’s going on. It could, instead, be that they are the one with a secret identity and they have decided the... Read more
This dialogue prompt from An Introvert’s Pen, the redesign of Rooftop Writing Prompts, is an interesting look at a bodyguard and the person they are charged with watching. Since the website for An Introvert’s Pen doesn’t seem to work, I... Read more
If the character in this prompt by Rooftop Writing Prompts wanted to come off as emotionally detached I think they are doing a great, but bizarre job. As the first speaker said, it’s “oddly specific” description of what they do... Read more
It is always preferable to be at peace with your neighbors at least for most people. In this prompt I consider the idea of a broken relationship between two neighboring countries formerly at peace. There are many countries all over... Read more
I have certain characters I call my sunshine children, so when I saw this prompt by Writing.Prompt.S I knew I had to include it. Conceptually it is more like The Screwtape Letters by C. S. Lewis with a more optimistic... Read more
In this prompt by The Fake Redhead, there is a certain urgency to the words. We don’t know what they are talking about and it could be something very benign, such as a game, but whatever it is this is... Read more
One interesting post I found on character interviews is by K. M. Weiland. The post, called 100+ Questions to Help You Interview Your Character does not play the same way as most interviews. It is more like a questionnaire to... Read more
In this prompt from The Jittery Junebug, there isn’t a lot to go on, but that is part of what makes it fun. There are so many ways you can go with it. This is the first prompt I have... Read more