Writing Exercise
Lit Lit Word Game Directory
I’m sure everyone remembers Mad Libs, the absolute best play in the car on long trips game ever. The concept is simple: words are omitted from a passage of writing, and the players fill them with any word that’s the same part of speech. One person records, simply stating what part of speech is needed. After filling in all of the omitted words, the person recording reads the passage from beginning to end. Think Jabberwockyesque.
By Harper Lewis 4 months ago in Writers
The Author Who Never Believed She Was One. Honorable Mention in The Posthumous Author Challenge.
When Sara Wilson died, the literary world reacted with the kind of reverence usually reserved for writers who knew that were important. Wilson never did. In life, she spoke of her work with sarcasm and deflection. She described herself as "someone who only writes because she can't shut up." Her family once described her as "creative, but unrealistic."
By Sara Wilson4 months ago in Writers
All "Ancient Wonder, Modern Review" Entries
My May challenge was inspired by a real review on TripAdvisor where someone how had no idea of an importance and history of an ancient tourist attraction wrote a review from the point of view of a modern traveler concerned about comfort and amenities.
By Lana V Lynx4 months ago in Writers
How to Make AI Writing Feel More Human in 2026. AI-Generated.
If you have been reading a great deal of AI-generated writing lately, you have probably noticed something similar over and over again. The grammar is good. The structure is clean. There is confidence in the sentences. But it feels strange to read, as if assembled rather than written.
By Text Humanizer4 months ago in Writers
Walls and Bridges
Before we read our prompts from the previous session we did the usual warm up exercise of being assigned a letter from the alphabet and spending about three minutes writing down as many words as possible beginning with that letter. Last night it was "H" and this was my contribution:
By Alan Russell4 months ago in Writers




