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A 15‑minute writing practice for busy, blocked, or perfectionist writers who want craft, not fluff. The 15-Minute Writer Workbook gives you 100+ micro-prompts built around tight constraints—dialogue-only scenes, sensory snapshots, time-bending structures, emotional deep-dives, commuter micro-poems—each designed to be completed in a single timed burst. No planning, no editing, no waiting for inspiration: you set a timer, pick a prompt, and write.
Instead of vague “write something” exercises, every page teaches a specific skill—subtext in dialogue, showing emotion through detail, building tension in silence, revealing character through mundane tasks—so you’re not just producing words, you’re training your craft. The commuter section turns your Notes app into a portable studio, helping you capture lines, images, and overheard fragments in 2–5 minutes so you can turn commutes and waiting rooms into a quiet but consistent writing habit.
This workbook is for writers who keep saying “I don’t have time,” who open a document and immediately freeze, or who feel stuck in the same voice and structures but can’t face another workshop. Across a month of 15‑minute sessions, you’ll build a body of 20+ fragments, scenes, and micro-poems you can mine for stories, essays, and collections—evidence that your voice is there, and that it can show up in the small, imperfect pockets of time you already have.
A 15‑minute writing practice for busy, blocked, or perfectionist writers who want craft, not fluff. The 15-Minute Writer Workbook gives you 100+ micro-prompts built around tight constraints—dialogue-only scenes, sensory snapshots, time-bending structures, emotional deep-dives, commuter micro-poems—each designed to be completed in a single timed burst. No planning, no editing, no waiting for inspiration: you set a timer, pick a prompt, and write.
Instead of vague “write something” exercises, every page teaches a specific skill—subtext in dialogue, showing emotion through detail, building tension in silence, revealing character through mundane tasks—so you’re not just producing words, you’re training your craft. The commuter section turns your Notes app into a portable studio, helping you capture lines, images, and overheard fragments in 2–5 minutes so you can turn commutes and waiting rooms into a quiet but consistent writing habit.
This workbook is for writers who keep saying “I don’t have time,” who open a document and immediately freeze, or who feel stuck in the same voice and structures but can’t face another workshop. Across a month of 15‑minute sessions, you’ll build a body of 20+ fragments, scenes, and micro-poems you can mine for stories, essays, and collections—evidence that your voice is there, and that it can show up in the small, imperfect pockets of time you already have.