Let the following random sentence chosen from a book on my bookshelf inspire you. Don’t think; just write.
“In the golden age of American travel, the platforms of train stations were knee-deep in what looked like fog. You see it all the time in black-and-white movies, these low-lying eddies of silver.”
Let’s Explore Diabetes with Owls, David Sedaris
Let the following random sentence chosen from a book on my bookshelf inspire you. Don’t think; just write.
“I’m taking it to Venus. That’s a neat planet, you know, Mum? It’s very bright, all surrounded by these gases that they don’t know what they are.”
The Fire-Dwellers, Margaret Laurence
Let the following random sentence chosen from a book on my bookshelf inspire you. Don’t think; just write.
“The third language we speak in common is money, and it is because of that I am writing to you now.”
What’s Bred in the Bone, Robertson Davies
Here’s a photo. Write about it.
Embed from Getty ImagesLet the following random sentence chosen from a book on my bookshelf inspire you. Don’t think; just write.
“‘That bastard. I’ll have to throw a security check on him. I wouldn’t leave any top-secret documents lying around here if I were you. At least not until I make my report.’”
Catch-22, Joseph Heller
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