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Writing Prompt LogoPost #56 – Women’s Memoirs, Writing Prompt – Kendra Bonnett and Matilda Butler

By Promptly Portland

writing promptI’ve shared my growing love for Portland with you over the past year. I moved here in July 2009 and am still learning about The Rose City. One of the unusual aspects of Portland that I’m still trying to understand is its many neighborhoods, each with its own name, personality, and [click to continue…]

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500 Words (Or More) Writing Prompt #35: Childhood Routines

by Promptly PortlandAugust 17, 2010
500 Words (Or More) Writing Prompt #35: Childhood Routines

Promptly Portland’s weekly writing prompt takes us back to our childhoods and asks us to consider how we’ve incorporated some of those routines and experiences in our adult lives.

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500 Words (Or More) Writing Prompt #34: Jigsaw Puzzle

by Promptly PortlandAugust 10, 2010
500 Words (Or More) Writing Prompt #34: Jigsaw Puzzle

Promptly Portland gets you thinking about ways that others can (and could) contribute to your writing.

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500 Words (or More) Writing Prompt #33: The Kaleidoscope

by Promptly PortlandAugust 3, 2010
500 Words (or More) Writing Prompt #33: The Kaleidoscope

This week, Promptly Portland suggests a way to examine your life from different perspectives. Have fun turning your memoir kaleidoscope.

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500 Words (or More) Writing Prompt #32: The Seasons of Your Life

by Promptly PortlandJuly 27, 2010
500 Words (or More) Writing Prompt #32: The Seasons of Your Life

Promptly Portland is back with a prompt that lets us think about the seasons of our life in a novel way. You choose which season to write about based on Promptly’s discussion. Be sure to let us know what you think about the prompt.

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A Different Sort of Memoir Writing Prompt

by Kendra BonnettJuly 20, 2010
A Different Sort of Memoir Writing Prompt

Not your conventional writing prompt. Use this post to get a link to Seth Godin’s talk to the Independent Book Publishers about the new dynamics of book publishing. It’s awesome.

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500 Words (or More) Writing Prompt #31: What’s in Your Wallet?

by Promptly PortlandJuly 13, 2010
500 Words (or More) Writing Prompt #31: What’s in Your Wallet?

Post #51 – Women’s Memoirs, Writing Prompt – Kendra Bonnett and Matilda Butler
By Promptly Portland
Pardon the reference to the phrase Capital One uses in its commercial – “What’s in your wallet?” But, these words occurred to me when I learned recently that in one study, 88% of lost wallets were returned to their owners if [...]

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