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The website content provides a set of writing prompts themed around winter, encouraging writers to channel the season's darkness into creativity, and invites them to share their responses on Medium using the #WriteHere tag.

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The article titled "Writing Prompts: Winter Is Coming" on the undefined website acknowledges the challenges of the winter season in the Northern Hemisphere, such as cold weather, the post-holiday lull, and limited daylight. It suggests that these conditions can be an opportunity for writers to focus on their creativity. The piece offers three specific writing prompts: recalling a personal experience with darkness, envisioning an ideal winter day, and sharing personal coziness strategies inspired by Scandinavian concepts like Norwegian koselig and Danish hygge. Writers are encouraged to publish their work on Medium, tag it with #WriteHere, and engage with a community of writers through the

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Writing Prompts: Winter Is Coming

Embrace the darkness with this week’s writing prompts

This is, for many of us, a rough time of year. Here in the Northern Hemisphere, it’s getting cold. We’re in the trough between holidays. And it’s light out for about 12 minutes a day. But what if we channeled all that seasonal-affective-disorder energy into ~writing~ instead? Let’s pretend that long dark nights are just the thing we need to focus on creativity, shall we?

Publish your responses to these prompts — whether they’re prose, poetry, or the roughest of drafts — on Medium. Tag them#Writehere so we can all find each others’ work on the Write Here topic page. Happy writing!

THIS WEEK’S PROMPTS

A Dark Night

Recall a dark time you’ve survived. This could be literal (the Blackout of Whatever Year) or not (the worst job you ever had). What was so dark about it? What was it like to get to the other side?

A Winter Day

What’s your perfect winter day? Include as much detail as possible. This can be a total fantasy — or a blueprint for how you want to live this winter.

A Cozy Time

People who live in Scandinavian countries seem to have this season fully figured out, right down to unified theories of coziness.What’s your favorite way to get cozy? If you were to develop a winter-surviving, coziness-embracing strategy like the Norwegian koselig, or the Danish hygge, what would it entail?

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