'Mask' [Definition: a covering for all or part of the face, worn as a disguise, or to amuse or frighten others; conceal (something) from view.] Every week, Forever Endeavour is here to give you a word, picture or song lyric to ignite your imagination and get you writing your next piece. Whether it propels… Continue reading Weekly Writing Prompt #42
Nothing can simply be an object anymore: Nothing is free from the burden of consciousness. For example: The corners of cabinets in your house are waiting for your toes. Such a rich amount of surfaces to stub. Follow Oscar on Instagram @oscarstirlingpayne and his blog stirlingpoetry.wordpress.com
One of the questions faced by writers is which point of view to write from. You may not realise there are more options than just straightforward first or third person, and this post will explain the difference between the various points of view you may write or read. First personFirst person point of view is… Continue reading Different Points of View in Writing explained
“What are you up to for New Year’s?” Ceri asked Tasmin. The year was coming to an end and almost everyone was locked up in their houses without a will for much else, munching their way through mountains of leftover roast turkey and wallowing in wintery confusion. All offices and small companies were closed until… Continue reading Biggest Fan, pt.8 by Heather Taylor
"Life feels like a lie, I need something to be true, is there anybody out there?" - Nothing Revealed/Everything Denied, The 1975 Every week, Forever Endeavour is here to give you a word, picture or song lyric to ignite your imagination and get you writing your next piece. Whether it propels you back to… Continue reading Weekly Writing Prompt #41
Eyelash curler. Make me look sharp. Eyeliner. Define my eyes. I want people to be surprised, change their perspective. A touch of blush. Make my cheeks more definitive. Cover up my pasty skin so people see I have emotions. Though it appears embarrassment or humiliation may be more pronounced, As the pink tinge should suggest… Continue reading Make Up by Keenal Majithia
sixty eyes stared at my stuttered fidgeting having not committed to Sonnet 18 but rather laid on coiled carpet living Love & Rockets while Ian MacKaye reminded me my time is like water down a drain but Ms. W- isn’t selling sympathy as her words puncture the silence: we don’t memorise to remember, me… Continue reading revision by Matthew Daley
We are excited to announce that this year, we will be running a short story competition! This is our first competition since Forever Endeavour launched last year and we can't wait to start reading your brilliant submissions! Click here to enter! Our aim on Forever Endeavour is to give a voice to and showcase the… Continue reading Forever Endeavour Charity Short Story Competition 2020
My lips taste like autumn leaves, and the wind blows petrichor kisses to starve my smile of teeth. And these crowded streets tell lonely tales, like the boy who loved me once. He'd want me until the leaves turned green and I lost the taste of new beginnings. I didn't see him again, but heard… Continue reading Daisy Chain by Becca Harrington
[Photo description: A set of old keys on a ring hanging from a set of rusty hooks, with a shape of an old car above them.] Every week, Forever Endeavour is here to give you a word, picture or song lyric to ignite your imagination and get you writing your next piece. Whether it propels… Continue reading Weekly Writing Prompt #40
