Random Natter

The highlighted random proportions
The unsolicited apportions
Of deeds truly perverse and malign
Are happenstance wicked and malign.

Writing Prompt for Wednesday 15 June 2005: Dream Catcher

A monster, a cat, a plague o'both your houses!
It is to me that I am fortune's pack saddle.
Shakespearean Insult Generator


Jacinth.
Flowery Name


In the nursery of piety the ghosts test,
Poetry First Line Generator



The unusually subdued, Scottish librarian who skyrockets in golden spaceships, and claims to have been abducted by aliens.
Instant Prompt



"Think about all the birds you've seen--from songbirds to hunters. Compare one or more people you know to different types of birds in a piece of writing."
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I included several prompts, this time out. I know that I have been notoriously bad at updating: but I also thought that if you wanted to combine one of the two, it it strikes a chord within you, then it would be A Very Good Thing. From the Shakespearean Insult Generator to the resident one on Writing Fix, this is a good sample of what's available.

I think that tomorrow, if Terror gives me the change (no more full days of school, you see) I'll try to post something from the newspaper. That is also a good resource for writing prompts and stories.


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Regards,
Elizabeth Anne Ensley
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liz_ensley
on writing dialogue, she exclaimed: A few basic rules about writing dialogue.

Which Doctor (from Doctor Who) Are You?

You are the fourth Doctor! You're certainly the
most popular. You've got quite the bohemian
sense of style, and you never met a scarf that
was too long. You have no qualms about playing
a bit of a buffoon, but your carefree nature
turns into steely resolve in the face of
danger.


Which Doctor (from Doctor Who) Are You?
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