Welcome to the section of Lore’s Blog about inspiration to write. This section is all about writing prompts, writing ideas, and articles tailored to inspire you for your next writing venture. We’d like you to consider this section of the blog a virtual haven for writers who seek to enhance their craft.
We believe that writing is an art that requires more than just pen and paper – it demands a nuanced understanding of storytelling and of your language of choice.
Here, Lore aims to offer a wealth of resources that cater to the diverse needs of writers. No matter your skill level, whether you are a professional writer or a hobbyist, Lore is dedicated to providing you with a host of tips and guidance that are practical and applicable to help you excel in all your writing endeavours.
At Lore, as writers ourselves, we understand the various challenges that we often face and structure our articles to provide assistance for these very problems.
Be it the dreaded writer’s block, finding the unique tone and writing style that’ll define your work or the difficulties balancing your creative vision with a cohesive story – our blog provides unique perspectives on these challenges, as well as insightful strategies to try and help you tackle them.
Through our various different posts, we’ll delve into the art of storytelling.
We aim to cover everything from common literary tropes, the intricacies of character development and the necessities of plot construction, to other vital aspects of story development to ensure we supply a well rounded variety of views.
From time to time we’ll also share insights into our own writing struggles or pet peeves, conduct detailed interviews with industry professionals, and analytical articles of works of literature – all to aid you in your own writing (or reading) journey.
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Writing Prompt #12: For today’s first prompt in our list creative writing prompts, we will be giving you a word prompt to get those writing topics flowing. Think about the word and roll it around inside your head for a minute or two and take note of subjects, areas, experiences or people that come to …
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World Building – Post Apocalyptic Writing Prompts When it comes to dystopias, especially post-apocalypses, it can be hard to know where to begin. But, with some post apocalyptic writing prompts, you can begin turning those awesome concepts into story ideas ready for use in your next piece. RELATED: 25 Creative Writing Prompts For Adults So, …
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Creative writing promtps for adults – get stuck in! Below we have a list of 25 creative writing prompts for adults. While not exactly R rated, some of the prompts will approach dark themes and wouldn’t be suitable for kids. Just a friendly warning! Perhaps you will find your next book idea or a few …
Lore Publication is an online literary magazine or literary publication that publishes free short stories and free flash fiction. We also occasionally publish resources to help writers develop the craft such as writing tips and writing techniques too – such as our creative writing prompts! In terms of fiction, we publish works of science fiction …
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If you are a big fan of dystopias, then you will have come up with your own dystopian story ideas at one point during your lifetime. But in this process you have probably come to realise that it isn’t as easy as it may first seem; especially when you need to start world building. Creative …
Dystopias are always fun to think about and dystopian writing prompts are even more fun to tinker with. What would happen if the surveillance state became real? Oh. RELATED: 7 Dystopian Story Ideas For Creative Writers Anyway, dystopias present an interesting study of social and cultural constructs that can present a drab, dreary world to …
Word prompts are short, fun ways to get your imaginative writing flowing! When I delved into the world of imaginative writing for the first time, writer’s block was a problem. Not having the tools needed to help me achieve my creative vision was, too, a problem. RELATED: 30 Tools For The Imaginative Writer This was …