Roll-A-Prompt Writing Jumpstarts Ebook - Romance Edition

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Roll dice and unleash your inner creativity! (Samples below)

Need the perfect idea for your next love story? Want to kickstart your inspiration so you never have to stare at a blank page again? Then it's time to try the Roll-A-Prompt writing journal!

Packed with characters, locations, events and more, all designed to create combinations that will help you beat writer's block for good!

This book features 30 sets of elements that, with the simple roll of a dice, will give you a whopping 6000+ different prompts! With so many possibilities, you're bound to find everything you need to supercharge your inspiration and write your next masterpiece.

So don't wait! If you're tired of blank pages and endless brainstorming, then you've come to the right place. With a downloadable PDF in the eBook and a paperback stuffed with worksheets, the Roll-A-Prompt Writing Journal is the perfect way to unleash your inner writer. Buy now and start writing today!

Samples from the book:

Present Tense
Roll for the elements and follow your inspiration. Or write a short story in present tense (i.e., MC kisses not kissed)

Roll for Character:

• Even = MC is alone
• Odd = Roll again for Companion

1. Cell Tower Worker
2. Poet Laureate
3. Forty-Something with a Newborn
4. Nutritionist
5. Children’s Storyteller
6. Real Estate Agent

IF the MC is Alone, Roll for Object:

1. Nail Clippers
2. Peppermint Oil
3. Butterfly
4. Dreidel
5. Cell Phone Charger
6. Quarter

Roll for Scenario:

1. Painting a community mural
2. Serving Thanksgiving dinner at a shelter
3. Sold-out concert
4. Fire alarm at a hotel
5. Community garage sale
6. Huge discount sale at wedding dress shop

Stream of Consciousness
Roll for the elements and follow your inspiration. Or create something unexpected. Set a timer for 20 minutes and write a stream of consciousness. Don’t think about what you’re putting on the page; just let it flow into one long sentence. When time is up, go back and add punctuation, paragraph breaks, and any additional dialog.

Roll for Character:

1. Bartender
2. Juggler
3. Meter Reader
4. Halloween Enthusiast
5. Volunteer at Animal Shelter
6. Cheer Coach

Roll for Object:

1. Lunchbox
2. Movie Ticket
3. Stick of Gum
4. Knee Brace
5. Candle
6. Dash Camera

Roll for Word:

1. Traditional
2. Whisper
3. Flavor
4. Soothe
5. Echo
6. Reflex