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The Daily Aftershock (Writing Prompt)

Max Wallis" Daily Aftershock Writing Prompts (The Aftershock Review)

Daily writing prompts from the raw edges of memory, survival, and creative reinvention. Each one designed to crack something open. For poets, memoirists, and anyone writing through the wreckage. aftershockpoetry.substack.com

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Day 12 - Write about the failure of architecture to...

The Daily Aftershock (Writing Prompt) ·

2025/04/27

Welcome to The Daily Aftershock Writing Prompt—a daily invitation to write from the edges of aftermath, memory, rupture, and repair.Each day, you'll receive a short, charged prompt designed to crack something open. There are no rules, only resonance. Use these however you need: to begin a poem, to open your diary, to find your voice again.The Aftershock Review is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Write about the room

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Day 11 - Describe what the buildings do when nobody...

The Daily Aftershock (Writing Prompt) ·

2025/04/26

Welcome to The Daily Aftershock Writing Prompt—a daily invitation to write from the edges of aftermath, memory, rupture, and repair.Each day, you'll receive a short, charged prompt designed to crack something open. There are no rules, only resonance. Use these however you need: to begin a poem, to open your diary, to find your voice again.The Aftershock Review is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Do they breathe? Do

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Why I Called Him Bluebeard by Helen Ivory

The Daily Aftershock (Writing Prompt) ·

2025/04/25

A note from the Editor:When I first read this poem, I sat very still. I thought of all the times we’ve needed myth to say what felt unsayable. How story can be a mask, but also a mirror. Helen Ivory’s Why I Called Him Bluebeard doesn’t flinch. It moves through fear, memory, and language with astonishing clarity. It just had to open our inaugural issue. Here, poetry becomes a spell, an unmaking, and a reckoning. — Max WallisWhy I Called Him Bluebeardby Helen Ivory | poet | artist Because I was

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Day 10 - Write a love letter to the version of you...

The Daily Aftershock (Writing Prompt) ·

2025/04/25

Welcome to The Daily Aftershock Writing Prompt—a daily invitation to write from the edges of aftermath, memory, rupture, and repair.Each day, you'll receive a short, charged prompt designed to crack something open. There are no rules, only resonance. Use these however you need: to begin a poem, to open your diary, to find your voice again.The Aftershock Review is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Not the glossy city,

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Section I - Opening Tremors / Naming the Damage -...

The Daily Aftershock (Writing Prompt) ·

2025/04/24

Opening Tremors / Naming the DamageWe begin where it begins: with rupture. The poems in this first section speak from the brink, in the language of impact, aftermath, and the moment something breaks. This is where the damage is named. Not to retraumatise, but to mark its outline, to say this happened. These poems are raw-boned, necessary, unflinching. They give shape to the unspeakable, refusing the silence that so often follows trauma. This is the first tremor, the shock before the aftershock. The

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Day 8 - Childhood Myths

The Daily Aftershock (Writing Prompt) ·

2025/04/23

Welcome to The Daily Aftershock Writing Prompt—a daily invitation to write from the edges of aftermath, memory, rupture, and repair.Each day, you'll receive a short, charged prompt designed to crack something open. There are no rules, only resonance. Use these however you need: to begin a poem, to open your diary, to find your voice again.The Aftershock Review is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Today I want you to

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Day 7 - Write with every day of the week

The Daily Aftershock (Writing Prompt) ·

2025/04/22

Welcome to The Daily Aftershock Writing Prompt—a daily invitation to write from the edges of aftermath, memory, rupture, and repair.Each day, you'll receive a short, charged prompt designed to crack something open. There are no rules, only resonance. Use these however you need: to begin a poem, to open your diary, to find your voice again.The Aftershock Review is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Start each line or

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DAY 5 — WRITE THE RETURN

The Daily Aftershock (Writing Prompt) ·

2025/04/20

Welcome to The Daily Aftershock Writing Prompt—a daily invitation to write from the edges of aftermath, memory, rupture, and repair.Each day, you'll receive a short, charged prompt designed to crack something open. There are no rules, only resonance. Use these however you need: to begin a poem, to open your diary, to find your voice again.The Aftershock Review is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Write the moment

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Day 4 - Write from the in-between

The Daily Aftershock (Writing Prompt) ·

2025/04/19

This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit aftershockpoetry.substack.com/subscribe

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Day 3 – Write as though you're leaving something...

The Daily Aftershock (Writing Prompt) ·

2025/04/18

Welcome to The Daily Aftershock Writing Prompt—a daily invitation to write from the edges of aftermath, memory, rupture, and repair.Each day, you'll receive a short, charged prompt designed to crack something open. There are no rules, only resonance. Use these however you need: to begin a poem, to open your diary, to find your voice again.The Aftershock Review is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Write like

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Day 2 – Describe grief as a weather system.

The Daily Aftershock (Writing Prompt) ·

2025/04/17

Welcome to The Daily Aftershock Writing Prompt—a daily invitation to write from the edges of aftermath, memory, rupture, and repair.Each day, you'll receive a short, charged prompt designed to crack something open. There are no rules—only resonance. Use these however you need: to begin a poem, to open your diary, to find your voice again.The Aftershock Review is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Today’s prompt asks

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Welcome to the Daily Aftershock (Writing Prompt)

The Daily Aftershock (Writing Prompt) ·

2025/04/15

Welcome, writers! This space is for the tremors. For what comes after. For those of us who write from the margins, the wreckage and the edge of reinvention.Every day, you’ll receive a writing prompt from The Aftershock Review—a spark drawn from survival, grief, rage, resilience, and everything we build after breaking. You don’t have to be a poet. You don’t have to be healed. You just have to begin.Some prompts are gentle. Some are furious. All are designed to shake something loose.Save them. Skip

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