Blank Pages Online Salon:
Saturday June 18th at 5PM (live Zoom) Just because we're isolating doesn't mean we can't interact. This month's prompt: "Other People's Birthdays" Use the prompt or just bring your own one-page (300 words or so) piece of poetry, short fiction, memoir, scenery, imagery, or other general writiness to share at the Salon on Saturday at 5PM. We'll read to each other and discuss our work and talk about writing.ZOOM LINK
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Blank Pages Online Salon:
Saturday May 21st at 5PM (live Zoom) Just because we're isolating doesn't mean we can't interact. This month's prompt: "That's what life's about" Use the prompt or just bring your own one-page (300 words or so) piece of poetry, short fiction, memoir, scenery, imagery, or other general writiness to share at the Salon on Saturday at 5PM. We'll read to each other and discuss our work and talk about writing.ZOOM LINK Blank Pages Online Salon:
Saturday March 19th at 5PM (live Zoom) Just because we're isolating doesn't mean we can't interact. This month's prompt: Where is my prize for_____? Use the prompt or just bring your own one-page (300 words or so) piece of poetry, short fiction, memoir, scenery, imagery, or other general writiness to share at the Salon on Saturday at 5PM. We'll read to each other and discuss our work and talk about writing.ZOOM LINK Blank Pages Online Salon:
Saturday February 19th at 5PM (live Zoom) Just because we're isolating doesn't mean we can't interact. This month's prompt: I used to think_____, now I think_____ Use the prompt or just bring your own one-page (300 words or so) piece of poetry, short fiction, memoir, scenery, imagery, or other general writiness to share at the Salon on Saturday at 5PM. We'll read to each other and discuss our work and talk about writing.ZOOM LINK Blank Pages Online Salon:
Saturday December 18th at 5PM (live Zoom) Just because we're isolating doesn't mean we can't interact. This month's prompt: Light Any kind of light: the changing light of the seasons, Holiday Lights, light & shadow, inner light, the light in a painting, lightness, a patch of sunlight, firelight, lamplight, streetlights, the stars... Or just bring your own one-page (300 words or so) piece of poetry, short fiction, memoir, scenery, imagery, or other general writiness to share at the Salon on Saturday at 5PM. We'll read to each other and discuss our work and talk about writing.ZOOM LINK Blank Pages Online Salon:
Saturday November 20th at 5PM (live Zoom) Just because we're isolating doesn't mean we can't interact. This month's prompt: Writing By Writers Short Story Prompt This is a prompt from Writing By Writers. You can submit your work to them HERE for a chance to win a free Generative Workshop, or just share it with us on Saturday: "Your piece can be fiction, non fiction, memoir or poetry but it must contain the name of a continent, a horse's gait, the title or a lyric of a song from the 90's, a food you would want to eat for your last meal, the name of a gemstone, and a zodiac sign. 250 word limit." Or just bring your own one-page (300 words or so) piece of poetry, short fiction, memoir, scenery, imagery, or other general writiness to share at the Salon on Saturday at 5PM. We'll read to each other and discuss our work and talk about writing.ZOOM LINK Blank Pages Online Salon:
Saturday October 16th at 5PM (live Zoom) Just because we're isolating doesn't mean we can't interact. This month's prompt: Animal Cameo Write a piece where an animal shows up unexpectedly. It may be integral to the piece, or just passing through. Bring a one-page (300 words or so) piece of poetry, short fiction, memoir, scenery, imagery, or other general writiness to share at the Salon on Saturday at 5PM. We'll read to each other and discuss our work and talk about writing.ZOOM LINK Blank Pages Online Salon:
Saturday May 15th at 5PM (live Zoom) Just because we're isolating doesn't mean we can't interact. This month's prompt: The Secular Burning Bush Write about a miracle. What does it mean? What if no one saw it? Does it still count? What is a miracle anyway? Bring a one-page (300 words or so) piece of poetry, short fiction, memoir, scenery, imagery, or other general writiness to share at the Salon on Saturday at 5PM. We'll read to each other and discuss our work and talk about writing.Zoom Link This month's prompt was sent to us by Gail from Australia:
Can home be a country you've never known? Some avenues to pursue: Would we recognize the US, or any country for that matter, if we were thrown 150 years into the past or future? If we didn't recognize and know that place, would it still be home? What does it even mean to call a place home? Bring a one-page (300 words or so) piece of poetry, short fiction, memoir, scenery, imagery, or other general writiness to share at the Salon on Saturday March 20th at 5PM. We'll read to each other and discuss our work and talk about writing. Zoom Link |