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Get your creative juices flowing each week with these fun writing prompts and story starters by Brian A. Klems of Writing Day Workshops. The only rules: sit down, start writing, aim for at least 500 words (no upper word limit), and have as much fun as you can with it. This week's prompt is:   Write a letter to your parents acknowledging one this you loved about your childhood and one thing you wish were different about your childhood.
Brian A. Klems (@BrianKlems) is the co-author of A YEAR OF WRITING PROMPTS: 365 STORY IDEAS FOR HONING YOUR CRAFT AND ELIMINATING WRITER'S BLOCK. While currently a co-director for Writing day Workshops, he was the online editor of WritersDigest.com for nearly 15 years. Brian’s first book, OH BOY, YOU'RE HAVING A GIRLS: A DAD'S SURVIVAL GUIDE TO RAISING DAUGHTER (Adams Media) received high-level buzz and praise from some of the funniest writers alive, including Dave Barry and Bruce Cameron. Brian is also a proud graduate of the Ohio University E.W. Scripps School of Journalism, a husband, softballer, perennial fantasy sports underachiever, and father of three lovely girls. -------------------- Attend a Writers Conference in 2026:
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