June Said:

Writing Prompt?

We Answered:

im i getting credit for this

Stacy Said:

Writing prompt question?

We Answered:

freedom of speech, press, religion, right to assemble, petition. We are pretty much one of the luckiest country out there. We can do anything as long as it doesn't harm other or violate others property/rights. We vote for our senators and become part in electing presidents, house of representatives, and so on.

Lee Said:

Question about writing prompt websites?

We Answered:

1. No, that wouldn't be a problem. The whole point of a writing prompt is to give you an idea for a story. There are no laws that protect ideas for stories, so they're fair game for anyone to use.

2. The only ones I know of aren't meant primarily as writing prompt sites...

http://www.writingexcuses.com/ - a weekly podcast about writing speculative fiction. They end each episode with a writing prompt, usually very silly. They list them within the post that tells you about that week's episode, so you don't have to listen to the whole episode if you just want the prompt. (Though the episodes are well worth listening to if you write fantasy or science fiction.)

http://uk.news.yahoo.com/oddlyenough.htm… - one of the many "weird news" pages on the net. Scroll down to the part of the page that has just the headlines. Without clicking a headline to see what it's really about, use one (or more than one) as a writing prompt.

Minnie Said:

Animal farm (the book) writing prompt question?

We Answered:

if snowball had been the one to chase napoleon away instead of the other way around it wouldn't have been the same book. you can do the rest(after all you read it) ;)

Crystal Said:

writing prompt question?

We Answered:

Freedom to bare arms => very controversial and tones of info

Read the constitutions, or at least google it