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It’s officially the new year, and while many may

It’s officially the new year, and while many may currently be making lists of resolutions and new goals for 2025, we’re interested to learn what habits, hobbies, and hopes you’re carrying with you from 2024. Make a list of five things from the past year that you’d like to keep in your life this year.

Remember to submit the first 150 words of your Monday Writing Prompt to us through DMs for the chance to be highlighted in next Monday’s post. DM submissions will remain open until Friday, January 10th, at 11:59pm. Happy writing!

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@laurenbelvel submitted this painfully poignant pi

@laurenbelvel submitted this painfully poignant piece of flash fiction for our last Monday Writing Prompt.

For this week’s prompt: as we ring in the new year, reflect on 24 things that brought you joy in 2024. List them out, rank them or don’t, include the new and the old, the unexpected and planned. What brightened your 2024?

Remember to submit the first 150 words of your Monday Writing Prompt to us through DMs for the chance to be highlighted in next Monday’s post. DM submissions will remain open until Friday, January 3rd, at 11:59pm. Happy writing!

Write a short story from the perspective of the so

Write a short story from the perspective of the sole pine tree left unpurchased at a plant nursery by the end of December.

Remember to submit the first 150 words of your Monday Writing Prompt to us through DMs for the chance to be highlighted in next Monday’s post. DM submissions will remain open until Friday, December 13th, at 11:59pm. Happy writing!

New creative nonfiction piece up in The Keeping Ro

New creative nonfiction piece up in The Keeping Room!

Here's a snippet from Tasha Bovain's "A Woman's Right to Bear":

"Who was I if I couldn’t birth a child? Mothers were all around me—at work, social gatherings, and on TV. Family and strangers alike pounced on any opportunity to talk about their children. I’d see the glimmer in their eyes and a smile stretched across their face that made me wonder if I’d be that happy one day, too. "

Click the link in bio to read more.

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