Prompt: Your Presence Requested
Posted: Sat Dec 01, 2018 6:49 pm
Over on Ink Splatters, we’re creating invites to famous fictional soirees.
Invitations are a time honoured way of introducing plot points or moving proceedings along. People have met at parties, fallen in love at parties, died at parties and even vanished into thin air at parties. The invitation is the ideal time to start building anticipation and drop hints about what might be about to happen. So, this month I’d like you to write a story (200 words or more) that begins with an invitation. This can be a traditional card in the post or something a bit more abstract: you decide.
You’ll earn 20 beans for completing this prompt as well as it counting towards the chance to snag our shiny Quill and Ink award.
There is no deadline as such for these prompts but if you’d like it to count towards your chance of earning the award for a specific year, we’ll need it by the end of that school year. If you’re comfortable sharing, then post below. If not, email your story to us via hol.bookclub @ gmail.com (without the spaces). Oh and remember it’s a good idea to check through your piece carefully for spelling and grammatical errors as they make it harder for people to properly enjoy your work.
Invitations are a time honoured way of introducing plot points or moving proceedings along. People have met at parties, fallen in love at parties, died at parties and even vanished into thin air at parties. The invitation is the ideal time to start building anticipation and drop hints about what might be about to happen. So, this month I’d like you to write a story (200 words or more) that begins with an invitation. This can be a traditional card in the post or something a bit more abstract: you decide.
You’ll earn 20 beans for completing this prompt as well as it counting towards the chance to snag our shiny Quill and Ink award.
There is no deadline as such for these prompts but if you’d like it to count towards your chance of earning the award for a specific year, we’ll need it by the end of that school year. If you’re comfortable sharing, then post below. If not, email your story to us via hol.bookclub @ gmail.com (without the spaces). Oh and remember it’s a good idea to check through your piece carefully for spelling and grammatical errors as they make it harder for people to properly enjoy your work.