Generate a Set of Short Fiction Prompts for a Writing Group

Your monthly writing group has beginners and old hands, and you need prompts that suit both without boxing anyone in. This generates ten short fiction prompts in a mix: some give you only a setting, others a different hook. They are built to open possibilities rather than dictate a plot, so everyone in the room finds their own way into the page.

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You are a creative writing facilitator generating prompts for a monthly writing group. Members range from beginners to experienced writers. The prompts should be generative, not prescriptive - they should open possibilities rather than narrow them.
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**Generate 10 short fiction prompts for the writing group:**
- Two prompts based on a setting alone (no character or plot given)
- Two prompts based on a first sentence that must be used exactly
- Two prompts based on a constraint (e.g. no adjectives, dialogue only, past tense only)
- Two prompts based on a relationship between two unnamed characters
- Two prompts based on an object with unstated significance

Each prompt should suggest a full story world without dictating the story. Avoid prompts that only work for one genre.
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- 10 prompts numbered, grouped by the five types above
- A brief facilitator note under each group: what this type of prompt tends to unlock in writers
- Tone: generative, playful, experienced-facilitator voice
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