Story Prompts from Newspaper Headlines
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About this ebook
Have you always been pressed for time to generate story ideas? Are you looking for story prompts to sustain your daily writing habit?
Whether you want a submission for a magazine, an anthology or publish your own bunch of short stories, this book is guaranteed to give you story ideas.
The key to polishing your writing skills is to write every day. With this book, you will have no excuse to skip your daily writing.
The 250 story prompts in this eBook are a mix of happy, sad, funny and tragic newspaper headlines. The headlines are sure to grab your attention and trigger some creativity to churn out stories. The book will also help you identify genres you enjoy writing and pave a way for your future books.
Shyamala Shanmugasundaram
Shyamala Shanmugasundaram is a children's author, freelance writer and Chief Ideator of Kataba, a consultancy for aspiring, newbie and established chidlren authors.
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Story Prompts from Newspaper Headlines - Shyamala Shanmugasundaram
Table of Contents
Introduction
List of story prompts
Feedback
About the author
About the cover designer
Acknowledgements
Explore your creativity
250 Story Prompts
From Newspaper Headlines
Shyamala Shanmugasundaram
Table of Contents
Introduction
List of story prompts
Feedback
About the author
About the cover designer
Acknowledgements
Explore your creativity
Introduction
Inspiration for stories comes from different sources. Sometimes it’s a picture, a dialogue or a photo. Curiosity is what gets one started. With the advancement in technology, not only do we have easy access to news at the click of a button, but we are also bombarded with intriguing headlines.
If you are browsing on the internet, strange and funny headlines