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Create some time and find a quiet place to sit and think. Imagine there’s a screen in your mind and you can put any image there. When you find an image, ask yourself: where, who, why, how, when? What came before? What comes next?
Then wipe the screen and try out other images until you have one that inspires you. This month’s task is to write your opening scene from this image, trying to evoke the feeling and atmosphere of the story you watched in your head.


Lisa McInerney, author of The Glorious Heresies


Chris Sykes, author of Complete Writing Course


Juno Dawson, author of dark teen thrillers, and non-fiction including Being a Boy and This Book is Gay

Zoe Fairbairns, author of Write Short Stories and Get Them Published
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Create some time and find a quiet place to sit and think. Imagine there’s a screen in your mind and you can put any image there. When you find an image, ask yourself: where, who, why, how, when? What came before? What comes next?
Then wipe the screen and try out other images until you have one that inspires you. This month’s task is to write your opening scene from this image, trying to evoke the feeling and atmosphere of the story you watched in your head.


Katharine Grubb, author of Write a Novel in Ten Minutes a Day


Nelle Andrew, literary agent at Peters Fraser and Dunlop


Emily Kitchin, Editor, Hodder & Stoughton


Mike Gayle, author of novels including Turning Thirty, My Legendary Girlfriend and Mr. Commitment