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Lists
of the main events in one of your days:
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at
the age of 7
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at
the age of 13
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at
the age of 22
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at
the age of 31
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Short
piece of writing based on one of these:
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In
the style of Jane Austen |
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In
the style of Helen Fielding |
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In
the style of William Faulkner |
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In
the style of PD James
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List
fully the items in the most used room in your house. Take three of
these items and weave a fictional piece of writing about them
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Copy
the first paragraph of any news item in the daily paper and then
create a piece of
dialogue which may have happened within that incident.
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List
the characteristics of a person you know quite well. Take three of
these characteristics, change the gender, change the age, change the
name. Write a short piece describing this
new person you have invented.
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Take
a scrap of paper or a small notebook for a walk. List interesting and
unusual sights, sounds smells as you go, (Important physically to note
these. Do not ‘remember’) Write a short piece about a person
taking such a walk. S/he is worried about something in their life and
is trying to work it out.
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Take
your favourite character from literature and write
him/her a letter of questions.
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List
the characteristics of the wickedest person you have every met. Write
a short piece in their voice.
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Open
the largest dictionary you possess. Go to the hundredth, two hundredth
and three hundredth page. Take ruler
and find the centre of the page. Copy the definition you find there.
Write a short piece which brings in the meaning of these three words.
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Take
any news photograph. Note in detail what you see. Write a short piece
in the voice of a witness to that scene. Make sure it is her or his
voice, not yours’
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KEEP
WRITING.
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