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The other is an art critic by day and an art thief by night. The catch? One is a renowned artist who’s dedicated to their craft. Write about two characters who fall in love.Write a story similar to The Truman Show, where everyone is glued to their TVs, waiting for two people to meet and fall in love.The notes detail journal entries and your character pieces them together into a linear story but soon finds themselves falling in love with the writer. Your character moves into a new house and discovers hundreds of notes hidden underneath the floorboards.How do they hide while their enemy still very much loathes them? Your character begins to develop feelings for their enemy.

Write about a couple who recently broke up…only to meet again through a popular dating app where identities are kept hidden until meeting.

For some reason, your friends, family, and even strangers seem set to tear you two apart.

Write about a character who has just met someone new.

The only catch? The significant other is the main character’s imaginary friend from childhood. Their new partner has a lot in common with the main character.

Write about a character who has just met someone new and quickly falls in love.

When working to writing prompts the goal is to get some words out, create some new ideas, and make new connections in your mind that will help you build new stories. This is at no extra cost to you, but helps me maintain this website If you want to know more, please read our Affiliate Disclosure. **This is an affiliate link, which means I receive a small commission if you decide to click through and buy anything. Check out her free flash writing class here**.) I believe she’s the most underrated writing teacher out there.

(I just love Holly’s writing advice and courses. From there, you can create any story you desire. Basically, she says, you need to start from the point of having a Character/Subject and a Conflict. Check out Holly Lisle’s post on writing to a writing prompt, if you need further information.Ask yourself questions if you’re having trouble getting started… “Who is this character? What do they want? What do they need? What or who is standing in their way? What will happen if they don’t get want the want/need?”.Aim to write 100 or 200 words or if you’d rather, set a timer for 10 or 15 minutes or even 5 minutes and write to that.You don’t have to take them as is, just take what you like out of them take the idea, character, anything that you can use as inspiration, to spark off your writing practice. As always, use the prompts to ignite an idea within you.I hope you like them! If you have any specific requests for prompts, please leave a comment below, and I’ll see what I can come up with. It’s been way too long since I’ve provided you with a new list of prompts, so here we go: 25 love story ideas for my writers and readers.