Fiction and Copy Decoded

It's interesting how my mind works starting from scratch versus starting with something from someone else.

This is about the time I overheard a cool conversation in Target.

This prompt is about the chaos generated if we forget a letter (or maybe change it to another one by accident).

This episode is about one time an unexpected package showed up.

A bit of an idea that helped me if I had trouble getting started on a project. 

A bit of a story about me, and why I enjoy commercials so much.

What could happen in fiction if a character tried to purposely make a task harder?

And I won't be trying to do that thing again if I can help it. Sometimes there's no frustration like experience.

Here's the link to the blog post I mentioned in today's episode that I wrote this week: https://manuscripts.com/making-the-connection-between-writer-and-reader/.

Otherwise, yep, getting a notice about an email from my manager at the time about something I don't remember sending was scary, to be sure. And I got a lot of ideas out of it.

It was interesting to see, even though I don't know how this turned out, with a comic strip using a prompt idea on their readers, much like I do here, minus comics.