Hey hey! Today we have our monthly writing prompt episode — we do a mini-critique of our January responses and share the February prompt. We also play our “everything is terrible/what’s working now” game.
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Here’s this month’s writing prompt
Discussed in this episode:
January prompt (all our previous prompts)
Sandra Scofield’s The Last Draft
Craigslist job seeker ads
The Office tv show (US version)
Emjay Holmes (Mary-Jane Holmes)
Carrie Frye of Black Cardigan Edit — newsletter about Jane Austen
Query worksheet (Meghan’s using one from Susan Dennard)