Break Needed

As you all know, I am currently still in college, full-time. And now, since getting a new job this past Monday, I will be working 60 hours a week.

The two classes I get to take this month are ‘Historical Archetypes and Mythology’ and ‘Statistics’. Needless to say, as a writer, math has always been my worst subject. Although I’m ready to take these classes head-on, I need this month to focus on all the reading and brainpower I need to keep my GPA up.

With that being said, remember to share my blog site with your avid reader friends and family.

In the meantime, while I’m focusing on schoolwork and resting as much as possible. Please feel free to reach out to me on the contact page with any prompt suggestions you may come up with. I will make a list as suggestions come in, then write the stories in the order they were received.

I actually received a prompt suggestion yesterday. I was surprised by it, but only in the best way.

The prompt was: “A conversation between two friends who happen to be burying a body in the woods. (Make it humorous).”

Baffled, but challenge accepted! I’m not sure how to approach this one. But I’ve got a month to think about it.

Stay tuned for a great story in the first week of August!

Rebekah McGuire

I am a full-time college student, enrolled into Full Sail University, gaining a BFA. My current course of study is Media Communications with a concentration in Creative Writing. I'm passionate about my work and proud of my progress so far. My hope is that you get as much joy reading my words as I get writing them.

The genres I like to focus on are fantasy/action and drama. But the whole purpose of me creating this blog is so I can venture out into other genres. To get out of my comfort zone. Hence, The Writing Cue. I will be doing prompt writing, ensuring that I am telling you only the best flash fiction stories. I tell my stories authentically, without the use of AI tools.

https://www.thewrittencue.com
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Prompt: Write a story about someone coming back home - or leaving it behind.