Novel Kicks Fiction Friday

Novel Kicks Fiction Friday: Lucky Day?

It’s Friday which means it’s time to start writing some fiction.

Fiction Friday is our weekly writing flash fiction prompt.

The aim is to write for a minimum of five minutes and then keep going for as long as you can.

Don’t edit, just write. Once you’re done, you’re welcome to share in the comments but there’s no obligation.

Today’s prompt: Lucky Day?

Your character wakes up to find that they are able to grant wishes – one per person who asks for their hearts desire. However, as the number of wishes they grant grows, the newly found genie discovers that luck runs out for someone else each time.

Write about one such case. You can begin the story at any point, from when the person discovers they can grant wishes, or when the luck runs out and any point in between. It’s up to you.

Have fun.

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Novel Kicks Fiction Friday: Three’s A Crowd

It’s Friday which means it’s time to start writing some fiction.

Fiction Friday is our weekly writing flash fiction prompt.

The aim is to write for a minimum of five minutes and then keep going for as long as you can.

Don’t edit, just write. Once you’re done, you’re welcome to share in the comments but there’s no obligation.

Today’s prompt: Three’s a Crowd

You have the chance to spend a day with three people of your choice. However, it’s all at the same time and not everyone gets on.

Write about the day.

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Novel Kicks Fiction Friday: Time Travelling Box

It’s Friday which means it’s time to start writing some fiction.

Fiction Friday is our weekly writing flash fiction prompt.

The aim is to write for a minimum of five minutes and then keep going for as long as you can.

Don’t edit, just write. Once you’re done, you’re welcome to share in the comments but there’s no obligation.

Today’s Prompt: Time Travelling Box. 

A box gets delivered to your doorstep. Taped to the top is a handwritten note, ‘Step in’.

When you do, you get transported to another Friday 13th – one in the past. Write about your adventure.

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Novel Kicks Fiction Friday: Jumping Into Your Favourite World

It’s Friday which means it’s time to start writing some fiction.

Fiction Friday is our weekly writing flash fiction prompt.

The aim is to write for a minimum of five minutes and then keep going for as long as you can.

Don’t edit, just write. Once you’re done, you’re welcome to share in the comments but there’s no obligation.

Today’s prompt: Jumping into your favourite world. 

Pick your favourite fictional world. It can be from any medium – books, films, video games, even a music video.

You find yourself waking up in this world. Put yourself into the shoes of one of the characters. Write a scene from your point of view. How would you react to the world?

For example, if your choice is Bridget Jones’ Diary and you found Mark Darcy at your door closely followed by Daniel Cleaver, forget how Bridget reacted and that scene as you know it. Put yourself and your reactions and emotions into that scene.

Have fun.

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Novel Kicks Fiction Friday: Labyrinth

It’s Friday which means it’s time to start writing some fiction.

Fiction Friday is our weekly writing flash fiction prompt.

The aim is to write for a minimum of five minutes and then keep going for as long as you can.

Don’t edit, just write. Once you’re done, you’re welcome to share in the comments but there’s no obligation.

Today’s prompt: Labyrinth. 

Using the prompts below, write a story. 

Start with this line – ‘I didn’t know how long it would take me to find the centre’. Write 100 words.

Then use the next sentence – ‘I couldn’t believe that I was standing in front of a…’. Write 100 words.

Then use the next sentence – ‘I think I need to steal that…’. Write 100 words.

Then use the next sentence – ‘They were both identical but each held a different power. One I needed, one I didn’t. I only had one chance to pick the right one’.

Write at least another 100 words.

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