Prompt Yourself: Weekly Prompts Feb 26

Summary

The undefined website presents a curated list of daily writing prompts for the week of February 26 to March 4, along with submission guidelines and reminders for writers contributing to the "Promptly Written" publication on Medium.

Abstract

The "Prompt Yourself: Weekly Prompts Feb 26–Mar 4" article on the undefined website outlines a series of creative writing prompts for each day of the week. These prompts are designed to inspire writers to produce poetry, fiction, essays, or articles. The editor, Ravyne Hawke, expresses gratitude to the writers who have used the prompts in the past and encourages both established and new writers to participate. The article also includes submission guidelines, emphasizing the use of correct tags, submission of drafts, and the inclusion of a link back to the prompt. The prompts for the week cover a range of themes, from moody reflections on lost keepsakes to concepts of peace and tranquility, and the exploration of personal connections with family and friends. The editor invites writers to engage with the prompts at their own pace and looks forward to reading the diverse submissions.

Opinions

The editor enjoys creating the prompts and is excited to see the creative ways in which they are used by the writers.
Writers are encouraged to use prompts from any publication, not just those provided by "Promptly Written."
The publication is open to all writers, regardless of their experience level, and welcomes a variety of written works.
There is an emphasis on the correct use of Reader Interest Tags to ensure that submissions are categorized appropriately on the homepage.
Writers are reminded to submit their work as drafts to allow the editor to review and publish them in the publication.
The editor values the flexibility for writers to choose which prompts to engage with and when to submit their work.
The editor expresses a personal connection to the process, referring to the contributors as "me lovelies" and signing off with a personalized signature.

Prompts to tempt your muses

Welcome to the ninth week of writing prompts here at PW. It’s hard to believe that we are moving into March already! Didn’t the new year just begin? Time flies while we are all having fun, doesn’t it? And I sincerely hope that my prompts equate fun for all of you. I know I have fun writing them! I want to thanks all the amazing writers here at PW for using them and showing off your creativity so well. I never know how my prompts will be used and frankly, that is the exciting part!

Reminder #1 — You do not have to use just PW’s prompts to submit work here. We accept prompted work from any publications’ prompts. You also do not have to use prompts to submit your work here. We are also an open publication for established and new writers.

Reminder #2 — Please be sure to use the correct Reader Interest Tags when you submit your pieces so your work lands in their perspective places on the homepage. They are — Poetry, Fiction, Essay, or Articles. Please only use ONE, not multiples. Your other four tags can be whatever you wish them to be.

Reminder #3 — Please ONLY submit drafts. To do this, once you have finished your piece, instead of hitting the Publish button, click on the three dots (…), chose Add to Publication, click on Promptly Written, and then submit. This will put it into my queue and I will publish it on my end.

Reminder #4 — Each week, you will find prompts for Monday-Sunday. However, you do not have to use them in the order they are written. Browse them all and use only the ones that resonate with you. Submit your work any time during the week (or long after!).

Are you ready? Great! Let’s get to prompting!

Remember, if you previously wrote for PW, you will need to go to the Submission Guidelines and ask to be a writer again.

How This Works

You may use these prompts to write poetry, fiction, an essay, creative non-fiction, or an article.

You may submit here at PW, to any publication that accepts prompts from other publications, or self-publish on your own page.

Please include a link to the prompt at the bottom of your story. This is so I know the piece is a prompted response.

If you submit anywhere besides PW, please include a link to the prompt at the bottom of your story and add a tag back to me so that I do not miss reading your story (@ravynehawke)

Have fun!

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Prompt Yourself: Weekly Prompts Feb 26–Mar 4

Prompts to tempt your muses

How This Works

Moody Monday

Tuesday Twosome

Wednesday’s Either/Or

Thursday’s Thoughts

Fiction Friday

Random Words Saturday

Spiritual Sunday