Nostalgia — Prompt Entries

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Hello wonderful people!

We left another month behind (what a month!) and now that we have kept the best of it we are all ready to move forward.

Our prompt “Nostalgia” generated so many BEAUTIFUL, HEARTFELT tales that I think it’s now one of my favourite Lit Up PROMPTS.

Thank you for sharing your brilliant writing with us. I’m so grateful for all of you who keep supporting us and for all the trust you’ve given us that allows us to be a welcoming home for your tales as well as a cosy escape for your reading time.

Our new prompt will be announced in our “May’s sum-up” newsletter that will be published very soon. But pay attention! In that newsletter, you will also find some spicy announcements for Lit Up so please, don’t miss it! ;)

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Now on to the gorgeous entries:

Chris Drew — The City on the Edge of Forever

Shelly Woods — For the Kids

DiAmaya Dawn — The Blank Verse of a Million Times (What? I like my poem, too!)

Valerie Hilal — Boys of Summer

J. Brandon Lowry — Strangers Live in My House

Indira Reddy — Growing pains

E.D. Martin — The Voice of Reason

Juliette van der Molen — Midwestern Memorial

Ralph Schilden — Settlers

Joan Evans — my other

Mark Starlin — Nostalgia? Ha!

Ecem Yucel — It’s Night

Andrew Thornebrooke — Campaign Medal

Sameer Reuben — An Ocean Child

Georgia Lewitt — Memories

Tiff Reagan — For Rachael

Jay Carter — Elgin Marbles

J. Brandon Lowry — Everything You Love Will Be Used Against You

Paul S Markle — Rusted Recall

Danielle Nolan — Grandma’s Apple Pie

Gene Rosen — The Woman Who Typed the Future

Jon Scott — What we do when the world goes away

Courtney Alihelisdi — Cherokee Roses

Sameer Watve — Visions

Ameaka — Remnants of Childhood

Kathy Lee Tolleth — Hopelessly, Ridiculously, Nostalgically

Shreya Parashar — The Best Brother/ The Worst Brother

Jennifer Ponig — Fighting Mussolini with Minestrone

Howard Altman — A Culinary Calendar

Amy Krolak — What Kate Forgot

J M Jackson — Is nostalgia…?

M.A.Avé — Anchorage

D.C Memoir — Days Will End

Don Feazelle — Son, My Son! You Were Dead. But Now You Are Alive!

Austin Cerny — Book of Time

Thivanka Attanayake — Passenger Seat

T.S. Narkissa Luna — Promises Of The Past

Najee sathar — Slipping Away

Terri Kue — A Parent’s Pain

johnronand — Nostalgia

Gosia Rokicka — Miss Nostalgia

Sandeep Shetty — Someday

Mary Ann Alexander — Rise

Marcos Wagner — Whether there is God

Ritu Chaudhry — Mussoorie

Abhishek Negi — Star I Found That Summer

D.C Memoir — As 1, 2, 3

You can always find the prompt entries in their own section on Lit Up:

PROMPTS

I’m so grateful to you all ❤

And, of course we can’t forget those who want to join our creative gang. Here’s a link to our submission guidelines

Submission Guidelines

That’s all for today,

Until next time, don’t forget to live, love, and create.

Much love to all of you,

DiAmaya Dawn