Odette Nassar
Anger writing prompts
Explore a collection of anger writing prompts to unleash your emotions and create powerful stories. Start writing today and channel your anger into compelling narratives.
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Writing prompt writer inspiration inspo book story scene dialogue ThatWriterFreak aspiring write moody “”How could you deceive me like this?” A’s voice was soft, although their face was twisted in anger. “I thought I knew you, we went through hell together, I trusted you!” They let themself scream. Let B know what they’d done. Let the whole world know. B swallowed hard and crossed their arms. Like a protection. A defense. “We were both lied to.””
Jenna
Writing Characters that Slowly Descend into Madness
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Amanda Miller
Wow this is so me and perfectly described. I'm so glad someone was able to put into words what I couldnt
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Sofia Berberian
Anger is universal, yes. But that doesn't mean it looks the same on everyone. Characterizing your MC's anger makes it feel real and personal--everything you need to immerse readers into the moment and have them sympathize with the MC. So really think about what anger looks like on your character. It makes all the difference. #writers #write #writingtips #writinganovel #bookwriting #writinginspiration #thewriteen #storytelling #characterdevelopment #creativewriting #howtodescribeanger
Deenna
Whether you’re stewing in white-hot rage from something that happened earlier today or you’re still feeling the burn of what you pretend is a long-forgotten argument, anger writing prompts can help. Here are 20 journal prompts for anger:
Gina Davis
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