WritingMyPrompt

 
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This is the place submissions will be shared for the monthly WritingMyPrompt! A prompt is shared on the first Monday of every month and the submissions will be shared on the final Friday of the month. All prompts can be interpreted in any way you see fit! Please feel free to read each piece and share your thoughts, I am sure our writers will love to hear from you. 

If you would like to submit an idea or theme for a prompt please email or message me!

You can submit your pieces via email: writingmyprompts@gmail.com

Any genre is welcome, any type of format. Be as creative as you like! 

If you wish your piece to have a certain font/style please let me know! Also if you would note your name, pronouns and a social media handle or website perhaps people can look at more of your work. If you wish to submit anonymously please let us know, also in the email let us know if you are okay with your work being shared on this blog - all credit will be given!

I look forward to seeing all your pieces! 





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