If you are new to writing prompt hashtag games on Twitter, this is the guide for you!
Many hashtag prompts come with rules; some are poetry, haiku, or prose, while some have a daily word you must use in the piece. Some are lawless and rule-less, but may only happen once a week.
Search for the hashtag to find out what daily word everyone is using, or search for the Twitter @ handle of the creator of the hashtag to see what the day’s word is.
Also, please follow hashtag etiquette and don’t use the prompt hashtags to promote your books to a wider audience. There are other tags for that.
Daily (and weekly) Twitter Writing Prompts
#vsspoem
#BraveWrite
#atreyasverse
#vsshumour
#haikuchallenge
#turningthephrase
#moonmystic
#vsslonely
#storycubestales
#vsspic
#fantaiku
#inkmine
#scifaikusaturday
#scififri
#scifisat
#weirdmicro
#crowcalls
#brknshards
#satsplat
#vssmagic
#FromOneLine
#amatory
#VSS365 has its own page
https://vss365today.com/ Because this hashtag is so HUGELY popular and has a different host every month, it’s hard to find the word of the day. Sometimes people are still using old words. Don’t get stuck in the past. Check here.
Pitching Contests – Read the Rules Before Participating
#PitMad – https://pitchwars.org/new-start-here/ (By Brenda Drake)
#RevPit – chance to win 8 weeks of editing of your full manuscript. Your manuscript should be polished and beta-reader tested before submission. Only one submission per entrant.
https://reviseresub.com/annual-contest/how-to-submit
#SFFPit – http://dankoboldt.com/sffpit/
#Pitdark – https://jasonhuebinger.com/pitdark/
Other Writing Hashtags
#WritingCommunity
#WritersCafe
#Writerq
#amwriting
#writerslife
#writerswednesday
#writerslift
Mastodon does it’s own thing. #MastoPrompt and #575haiku are two of the prompt over there.