Opening lines are hard - maybe writing a couple practice ones will help loosen things up!
I'll start:
"No matter how cold the water was, Jane knew the treasure would be worth it."
"Before you ask, yes, I used to fear death just like everyone else, but it turns out you really can get used to anything."
Opening lines are hard - maybe writing a couple practice ones will help loosen things up!
I'll start:
"No matter how cold the water was, Jane knew the treasure would be worth it."
"Before you ask, yes, I used to fear death just like everyone else, but it turns out you really can get used to anything."
#notrealopeners #writingcommunity #writingprompt #writingprompts #writesky
How about we kick off 2026 with another round of #notrealopeners? 😸
The rules are simple: let's share some practice opening lines to books that don't exist (...yet? 🤭)
I'll go first:
"A tattoo is only as good as the artist's ability to spell."
#notrealopeners #writingcommunity #writingprompt #writingprompts #writesky
How about we kick off 2026 with another round of #notrealopeners? 😸
The rules are simple: let's share some practice opening lines to books that don't exist (...yet? 🤭)
I'll go first:
"A tattoo is only as good as the artist's ability to spell."
How about we kick off 2026 with another round of #notrealopeners? 😸
The rules are simple: let's share some practice opening lines to books that don't exist (...yet? 🤭)
I'll go first:
"A tattoo is only as good as the artist's ability to spell."
Opening lines are hard - maybe writing a couple practice ones will help loosen things up!
I'll start:
"No matter how cold the water was, Jane knew the treasure would be worth it."
Opening lines are hard - maybe writing a couple practice ones will help loosen things up!
I'll start:
"No matter how cold the water was, Jane knew the treasure would be worth it."
"I know this looks bad." Morgan dropped the bloody knife she was holding and it hit the ground with a clang. "But it was already in him. I just sort of... pulled it out."
How about we kick off 2026 with another round of #notrealopeners? 😸
The rules are simple: let's share some practice opening lines to books that don't exist (...yet? 🤭)
I'll go first:
"A tattoo is only as good as the artist's ability to spell."
"I know this looks bad." Morgan dropped the bloody knife she was holding and it hit the ground with a clang. "But it was already in him. I just sort of... pulled it out."
"Jake woke up on the last day of his life with an aggressive hangover and a goat in his living room."
#notrealopeners #hqpress #writingcommunity #writesky
Anyone wanna do some more #notrealopeners? 🫣
I'll go first:
"Linda couldn't decide if she wanted ghosts to be real or not as she stared at the spreading bloodstain on her carpet."
Who wants to share one??
"Jake woke up on the last day of his life with an aggressive hangover and a goat in his living room."
#notrealopeners #hqpress #writingcommunity #writesky
#notrealopeners
Anyone wanna do some more #notrealopeners? 🫣
I'll go first:
"Linda couldn't decide if she wanted ghosts to be real or not as she stared at the spreading bloodstain on her carpet."
Who wants to share one??
#notrealopeners
"When the orange tree was in bloom, the memories of the dead strengthened to full apparitions."
"Forgiveness was free; Marius charged top dollar for vengeance."
#NotRealOpeners
I think it would be fun to practice opening lines, with no intent to actually use them; just to work on hook, flow, & early establishment.
I feel like it might be a dangerous game, though...
#WritingCommunity
"When the orange tree was in bloom, the memories of the dead strengthened to full apparitions."
"Forgiveness was free; Marius charged top dollar for vengeance."
#NotRealOpeners
#notrealopeners #writingprompt
#notrealopeners #writingprompt
#NotRealOpeners
How about we kick off 2026 with another round of #notrealopeners? 😸
The rules are simple: let's share some practice opening lines to books that don't exist (...yet? 🤭)
I'll go first:
"A tattoo is only as good as the artist's ability to spell."
#NotRealOpeners
"In the beginning, there was nothing, but that was a very long time ago, and it had no immediate bearing on what happened that day in June."
Opening lines are hard - maybe writing a couple practice ones will help loosen things up!
I'll start:
"No matter how cold the water was, Jane knew the treasure would be worth it."
"In the beginning, there was nothing, but that was a very long time ago, and it had no immediate bearing on what happened that day in June."
He sat, dull and bloodshot as a stoned, fat drunkard staring at commercials, only it wasn’t commercials, and he wasn’t quite watching.
He sat, dull and bloodshot as a stoned, fat drunkard staring at commercials, only it wasn’t commercials, and he wasn’t quite watching.
#notrealopeners #writingprompt #writesky
How about we kick off 2026 with another round of #notrealopeners? 😸
The rules are simple: let's share some practice opening lines to books that don't exist (...yet? 🤭)
I'll go first:
"A tattoo is only as good as the artist's ability to spell."
#notrealopeners #writingprompt #writesky
"Being dead is a ton of work."
"The goat stood atop the head of the dead dragon."
"I seem to have a fence post sticking out of my chest. Shit."
"It was a day and then the sun exploded."
#WriteSky #WritingCommunity
Opening lines are hard - maybe writing a couple practice ones will help loosen things up!
I'll start:
"No matter how cold the water was, Jane knew the treasure would be worth it."
"Being dead is a ton of work."
"The goat stood atop the head of the dead dragon."
"I seem to have a fence post sticking out of my chest. Shit."
"It was a day and then the sun exploded."
#WriteSky #WritingCommunity
1. She watched glitter float down from the ceiling and couldn't help being pissed that it landed in her scrambled eggs.
2. Once the body was buried, he told himself, he would have a beer and then a nap.
3. Not for the first time, they cursed the dinosaurs in the valley.
1. She watched glitter float down from the ceiling and couldn't help being pissed that it landed in her scrambled eggs.
2. Once the body was buried, he told himself, he would have a beer and then a nap.
3. Not for the first time, they cursed the dinosaurs in the valley.
Anyone wanna do some more #notrealopeners? 🫣
I'll go first:
"Linda couldn't decide if she wanted ghosts to be real or not as she stared at the spreading bloodstain on her carpet."
Who wants to share one??
Anyone wanna do some more #notrealopeners? 🫣
I'll go first:
"Linda couldn't decide if she wanted ghosts to be real or not as she stared at the spreading bloodstain on her carpet."
Who wants to share one??
"If the sea wanted Captain Weighlock, it could have her; the fact that her ship sailed on was reason enough to fulfill her mission."
"Gregor wished that his biggest problem was the blood gushing from his mouth."
"When the orange tree was in bloom, the memories of the dead strengthened to full apparitions."
"Forgiveness was free; Marius charged top dollar for vengeance."
#NotRealOpeners
I think it would be fun to practice opening lines, with no intent to actually use them; just to work on hook, flow, & early establishment.
I feel like it might be a dangerous game, though...
#WritingCommunity
"If the sea wanted Captain Weighlock, it could have her; the fact that her ship sailed on was reason enough to fulfill her mission."
"Gregor wished that his biggest problem was the blood gushing from his mouth."
#NotRealOpeners
#NotRealOpeners
A woman in love can forgive many wrongdoings. Some see this as the inherent goodness in womankind. Others know better. They know how fickle such forgiveness is, how a single tipping point will reveal the reservoir of resentment which has been building for time untold.
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Anyone wanna do some more #notrealopeners? 🫣
I'll go first:
"Linda couldn't decide if she wanted ghosts to be real or not as she stared at the spreading bloodstain on her carpet."
Who wants to share one??
A woman in love can forgive many wrongdoings. Some see this as the inherent goodness in womankind. Others know better. They know how fickle such forgiveness is, how a single tipping point will reveal the reservoir of resentment which has been building for time untold.
>>>
"Lisa loved having a fireplace, but preferred starting her fires in more creative locations."
"With the volume cranked loudly enough, Evan didn't have to hear his landlord yelling for help."
"The house wasn't haunted - yet."
"The clock chimed midnight, and Jane knew she wasn't alone."
"Daffodils had always been Mark's way to apologize. This time, Erin shoved them right in the fireplace."
"There was nothing more embarrassing than putting on a jacket only to find an arm already inside it."
"If the sea wanted Captain Weighlock, it could have her; the fact that her ship sailed on was reason enough to fulfill her mission."
"Gregor wished that his biggest problem was the blood gushing from his mouth."
"Lisa loved having a fireplace, but preferred starting her fires in more creative locations."
"With the volume cranked loudly enough, Evan didn't have to hear his landlord yelling for help."
"The house wasn't haunted - yet."
"You often find yourself out where the desert meets the road."
"In what fresh hell did I awake after the end of the world, seeing the dead sit up and the stage lights flicker on?"
"How would I describe myself? Three words: Robot. Punching. Badass!"
Opening lines are hard - maybe writing a couple practice ones will help loosen things up!
I'll start:
"No matter how cold the water was, Jane knew the treasure would be worth it."
"You often find yourself out where the desert meets the road."
"In what fresh hell did I awake after the end of the world, seeing the dead sit up and the stage lights flicker on?"
"How would I describe myself? Three words: Robot. Punching. Badass!"
“The pattering of knocks were so persistent on the box office window that the pageboy continued knocking even after Shalotte removed the board.”
How about we kick off 2026 with another round of #notrealopeners? 😸
The rules are simple: let's share some practice opening lines to books that don't exist (...yet? 🤭)
I'll go first:
"A tattoo is only as good as the artist's ability to spell."
“The pattering of knocks were so persistent on the box office window that the pageboy continued knocking even after Shalotte removed the board.”