Writing for Weird Times by Amy Guth
Amy GuthDaily, non-fiction writing prompts + promoting creative work, media literacy, narrative challenging and writing business sprinkled in, too.
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Prettiness in ugliness
Today, make a list of beauty or art that you find in places perhaps popularly considered ugly, and a second list about ugliness you find in places that might be widely considered beautiful or ideal in some way.
Big writerly swings
Today, take a big writerly swing. Perhaps that means asking someone if they’d like to collaborate with you on a project, or asking someone if you can hire them to edit your manuscript, or just firing off an ambitious pitch you’ve been putti...
This writing will cease to exist
We could all use a little catharsis right now. Try this: take out a piece of paper and a pen and, with the intention that you will destroy the paper after you finish, write your absolute heart out. Write about what secretly hurts, write abo...
Expanding what you think you are “allowed” to write
This is an update of a post I originally wrote in 2023. Seemed like a good time to revisit the matter.
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Broadcaster - journo - essayist - editor - filmmaker - author. I make things with words and pixels, more or less.
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