Time travel is messy and can have a number of consequences. What is something worth changing no matter the consequences? What are the consequences? #WritingPrompt #SundressPublications

Imagine your home could tell one story that you never knew. What would it choose to reveal? #WritingPrompt #SundressPublications

Write a story from third person limited where the “limited” perspective is the narrator’s while the main character the speaker narrates is hiding a secret. #WritingPrompt #SundressPublications

Write a story with your pet as the antagonist. What do they want, and why are you in their way? #WritingPrompt #SundressPublications

Write about what is found or lost in the silence. Is it restorative or oppressive? Imagine the gaps and margins it falls into; what is absent and present? #WritingPrompt #SundressPublications

Write a story in which a sentimental object is the focal point. #WritingPrompt #SundressPublications

Write about a time when you visited a place you had long been longing for—a city, museum, zoo, restaurant, etc—but it didn’t quite live up to your expectations. #WritingPrompt #SundressPublications

Where does our consciousness go when we sleep? Where does the soul? #WritingPrompt #SundressPublications

Narrate a scene from the point of view of three different characters in it. Retell the same series of events with a totally different perspective each time. #WritingPrompt #SundressPublications

Write about a childhood memory that you’re not entirely sure is real. #WritingPrompt #SundressPublications

Think of non-entities or incorporeal things. Give them a body. How would they look? How would they move? How would their presence configure the world around them? #WritingPrompt #SundressPublications

Think of one emotion. Write a character who lives their life with only that emotion. #WritingPrompt #SundressPublications