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Hello and welcome to Indited Fiction, a blog where all your storytelling dreams come true!

My name is Christina! I take a great interest in writing, poetry and literary creativity. 

If you're an aspiring writer, a future writer, or even just a reader. This is just the blog you need! I blog (And Podcast) about books, writing, and creativity to help inspire you and your literary works!

Creating stories that soar is my motto and finding pathways to writing success is my promise.

I hope you’ll stick around and find joy in the content I can provide.

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OF THE MONTH

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At seven, Jude’s entire life imploded, leaving her orphaned and reliant on her kidnapper after being whisked away to live in Faerie. At seventeen, Jude wants nothing more than to fit in, despite her own mortality. But many of the Fae despise humans, especially the youngest son of the High King. Cunning, charming, cruel and wicked, Prince Cardan has a real mean streak when it comes to Jude. But the tides are changing. Swept into a deadly game of politics, Jude must stay one step ahead to come out victorious. 

The Cruel Prince is centered around cutthroat fae, scheming royals and a Political Intrigue (of epic proportions). An all-round immersive novel.

20 Prompts for different storytelling mediums!

Updated: Nov 10, 2022

Use the following prompts to develop your storytelling abilities. Each prompt

should challenge you in a new way. Once you have worked through all twenty, try

applying different prompts to different mediums for the ultimate storytelling

challenge.





PROSE

1. Describe a character without using adjectives or adverbs.

2. Pause your favorite movie. Describe every detail about the image you paused on.

3. Write a conversation between two characters without clarifying who said what.

4. Write the same scene twice. Once narrated by the protagonist. Once by the

antagonist.

5. Write a short story with five different characters all trying to narrate at once.


SCREENWRITING

1. Write a scene using only two colors to describe it.

2. Write a scene where only one character speaks while the other character listens.

Don’t show the character speaking.

3. Write a scene where all the action happens off camera and characters can only

listen.

4. Write an entire scene as a wide shot.

5. Write a scene from the visual perspective of a side-character.


PLAYWRITING

1. Write a scene that an actor could perform as happy or sad but still yields the

same message or theme.

2. Write a scene that requires the characters to engage with the audience.

3. Write a scene where only one character is on stage performing a monologue.

4. Write a scene with three characters on stage. They can only communicate via

body language and movement.

5. Write a short play with ten different characters, with only two actors playing all

ten roles.


VIDEO GAME WRITING

1. Write a quest that can be picked up and achieved at three different locations.

2. Write a quest with 10 different possible endings.

3. Write a scene where the player must gather info via dialogue. Depending on

their choices, the info they receive will differ.

4. Write a quest where the puzzle or combat is used to move the story forward.

5. Write a scene where depending on where the player walks or looks, the

narrative or story’s perception and arc changes

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