November Daily Writing Prompts (2)

Calendar & All About Town

For November, Dr Jeni Smith’s Calendar dips in and out of seasonal prompts to take you around the houses: quite literally, if you choose to brave the weather and venture outside to gain inspiration for your writing. This month will also take you around the town, village, city or wherever you choose to go. A place real or imaginary, with events and characters equally as real as you like. See where it takes you and, as ever, let us know in the comments, socials or via email how you get on.

November Daily Writing Prompts (2) - Calendar & All About Town: full list.

1 - Pinch punch first of the month.

2 - Crossings.

3 - On yer bike.

4 - Lunch break.

5 - Remember, remember…

6 - Beaneath our feet.

7 - Read all about it.

8 - Every Sunday.

9 - A visit to the library.

10 - Go, go, go!

11 - And still remember.

12* - ‘Earth has not anything to show more fair.’

13 - Takeaway.

14 - A market.

15 - Alley / glinnel / snicker / drift.

16 - All lit up.

17 - Mind the gap.

18 - Window dressing.

19 - Underground.

20 - One way only.

21 - On Saturday mornings.

22 - Pedestrian.

23 - Underneath the arches.

24 - High Street.

25 - Charity Shops.

26 - Keep left.

27 - Corner shop.

28 - Department store.

29 - Park life.

30 - The exhibition.

Bonus/alternate: 31 - November considered.

*Day 12 - ‘Earth has not anything to show more fair,’ the opening lines from the Petrarchan sonnet, "Composed upon Westminster Bridge, September 3, 1802," by William Wordsworth.