by director | Feb 28, 2015 | Writer's Station
The story of Snow White can’t be told unless it includes the witchery that was going on in those days and there was a lot of it. It seems that anyone who wanted to keep up with the neighbors felt they had to dabble and have a reputation or they would get pushed around...
by director | Feb 28, 2015 | Writer's Station
Cinderella’s fairy godmother knew someone was going to knock at the door seconds before it happened. That was one of the gifts that came with the job of being a fairy godmother. She answered to find a matronly looking woman with luminous white hair and a loving smile....
by director | Feb 1, 2015 | Writer's Station
Love is in the air for this month’s Writer’s Station prompt! This month we ask you to pick one of the following classic love stories, and write your own version of what really happened, from a side character’s point of view. Romeo and Juliet Pride...
by director | Jan 30, 2015 | Writer's Station
For this month’s Writer’s Station prompt, we ask that you write a personal narrative about a past New Year’s Resolution that you were successful or unsuccessful with. You are not required to include your name.
by director | Jan 30, 2015 | Writer's Station
The concept of a New Year’s resolution is silly. The idea that life changing decisions and plans should be made simply because the page changes on a calendar makes absolutely no sense. If you throw the presence of alcoholic beverages into the decision-making, this...
