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Entries for various Blog Challenges.I will be expressing my hopes,dreams and fantasies.

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#861969 added October 6, 2015 at 2:30pm
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What Inspires Your Writing, Six Word Novel
Blog City Prompt: What things inspire your fictional writing? Arts, music or other aids?

I get my ideas for fiction writing by reading books, watching TV Shows and movies or people I know and think of my own ideas on what to write. I own dolls and sometimes have a story to go with them or my stuffed animals. A writer can find a story in any nook and cranny. At least I can.

BCOF Prompt: Lyn says Ernest Hemingway wrote in a novel in six words and challenged us to do the same. Here goes.
A bad storm happened. Everyone survived. This is all I have.

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