Brittany Said:

I need to write a creative piece on the subject of belonging? Any ideas?

We Answered:

Your life as a book - the people who own you.

Belong to:

Bookseller Are you hidden on a shelf or given your own display? How long are you there? Are you a new book or a collector's item worth a lot of money?

Purchaser: What kind of person? How do they read you? Do they write in you? Do they use a bookmark? What? What do they do with you when they are finished reading? Lose you? Pass you to friend?

Next reader: Who? Where? Careful owner?

Finally: How do you 'end'? Are you recycled? Do you end in the trash (nobody wants you) because so many people have read you that you are grubby, tattered and falling apart.

Lots of scope to write about different types of people and different places.

Clifford Said:

Creative Writing Ideas Please!?

We Answered:

A climax in the middle kind of ruins the ending for me. For your overall question however, can you write a fractured fairy tale that encompasses your requirements? "Snowed in and the seven... errr six Knights."

Misty Said:

What are some ideas to write for creative writing?

We Answered:

Write about what you know. You can elaborate or move on from there but you can't go too far wrong if you write about what you know. Writing from your heart and head will give your work a truth you cannot find on the Net or the library or TV, and that truth is what will connect with your readers.

Harold Said:

10 POINTS : CREATIVE WRITING IDEAS ?!?

We Answered:

A story in the point of view of the baby, where he/she feels warm, safe, happy. And how he/she struggles and kicks to express his/her feelings. But it is all hopeless and as it is how life works (being born and such).And then perhaps crying when the baby emerges reflects on their.. perhaps frustration?

I dunno. Goodluck!