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Barry, Aaron

 
9781777192709: Writing Prompts Gone Wild

Synopsis

We're living in wild times.

It should come as no surprise, then, that a book of writing prompts has gone absolutely wild, too. Usually reserved for lonely authors yearning to learn the craft, writing prompts are handy, bite-sized directionals designed to point writers of all shapes and sizes down the right path, stimulate their hidden creativity, and leave them leaking creative juices from every hole and pore.

But Writing Prompts Gone Wild isn't your average writing prompts book—nor is it for your average scribes: it's for the weird, wicked, and wired writers who wish to subvert—and pervert—the norm. So, take this wellspring of sick, uncensored content and get started on your descent to hell, the place most writers end up anyway

Featuring over 120 prompts, over 20 eye-watering illustrations, and unique Solo and Group use options for party game fun!

Disclaimer: Some mature themes/language

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Sample Prompts:

Your train’s full of zombies. But, instead of sporting putrefying flesh, mangled teeth, and a marked disregard for privacy, these ones spend their time staring at their phones, humming popular songs, and vaping. Write a zombie apocalypse story where you have to defend yourself against hoards of the Gen Z undead.

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Foreign object. Bodily orifice. Ambulance. Confused doctors. Concerned parents. Explain.

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After being oozed on by a radioactive slug, your character develops a sad, sad superpower: Depressive ultra-instinct. Write a story about how they use this curiously morose super ability.

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Write a haiku about how f**king annoying nature is.

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Your hero is the tallest, veiniest, sleaziest, square-jawiest Chad around. His name? Toxic Masculinity Man. Your publisher wants the first chapter of his (mis)adventures before the end of the day...

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À propos de l'auteur

Aaron Barry has been kicked out of more universities than he has fingers to count on. Despite this, they let him teach young, impressionable kids high school English. He's an A-cup angel, can't stand pickles, and frequently dreams in Guns N' Roses lyrics. Vancouver, Canada, is not proud to call him one of their own.

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