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Monday’s Weekly 7-day writing prompts #4 Theme “Rescues”

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Welcome to this weeks 7-day writing prompts for writers. This weeks theme is all about “Rescues.” Writing about this theme is great practice for incorporating action and drama into your works. Most rescues involve suspense, anticipation, courage and most of the time a huge sigh of relief when the rescue is successful. You want to make sure the reader is feeling all of these emotions while reading your piece.

 Why use prompts?

As strange as it may seem, one of the best methods to help with writer’s block is to just write. Break yourself away from your current project and write outside the box. Explore different subject matter, avenues you not have ventured in yet. You will be surprised by how much it helps.

Prompts also help to stimulate the mind and get those creative juices flowing. Once given a subject, you’ll be surprised by what you can come up with.

 

Welcome to this weeks Monday’s weekly 7 – day writer’s prompts. This weeks theme is “ALL ABOUT RESCUES”.

Each week I will be posting different themes, allowing you to exercise your writing technics in a wide range of fields. Try and set a goal for each story to be between 750 and 1000 words. You never know, one just may turn into a novel. Have fun! Feel free to post your stories too. I would love to read them.

This week prompts – “All about RESCUES.”

writing prompts for writers & authors this weeks theme RESCUES

MONDAY – A woman is rescued from a burning car.

 

writing prompts for writers & authors this weeks theme RESCUES

TUESDAY – A hiker is stuck on the side of a cliff and a helicopter is used to rescue him.

 

writing prompts for writers & authors this weeks theme RESCUES

WEDNESDAY – Two skiers are lost in an avalanche. Describe the search and how they were found.

 

writing prompts for writers & authors this weeks theme RESCUES

THURSDAY – A roller coaster ride malfunctions, leaving adults and children stuck until they can be brought to safety.

 

writing prompts for writers & authors this weeks theme RESCUES

FRIDAY – A woman is rescued from a burning building.

 

writing prompts for writers & authors this weeks theme RESCUES

SATURDAY – A young boy is carried away by a riptide and rescued by a lifeguard

 

writing prompts for writers & authors this weeks theme RESCUES

SUNDAY – A distraught man needs to be convinced, not to jump from a high rise building.

 

One more tip

If you find that you have more to write after reaching 1000 words. Don’t Stop! Keep going! Let your imagination write the story

I would love to hear if these prompts help you and let me know which one was your favorite. Happy writing!

 

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37 thoughts on “Monday’s Weekly 7-day writing prompts #4 Theme “Rescues””

    1. Thank you. I find them very helpful when I’m stumped on my current project. Looking in another direction and writing about something totally different seems to help.

  1. these are all wonderful prompts. these are all wonderful exercises to help with writing. Yeah, it is true if you do continue to write, it really helps.

  2. I am always intrigued by authors that are able to create stories in a way that comes alive. Nice to get some insights into the writing process.

  3. I think using prompts for writing is so much fun! There is so much creative energy that can come from it.

  4. We live near several large theme parks, so when the attractions break down it ends up plastered on our local news. Thankfully, most of the time no one is hurt. I have been stuck on rides with rather annoying music, but that’s it.

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