Friday Five Writing Prompt Challenge for May 14, 2021

May 14, 2021 By Long and Short Reviews 1 Comment

Each Friday, Long and Short Reviews hosts a weekly five word writing prompt. For more details on how to participate, please click here.

Also coming in June: giveaways each week for participants in this blog hop. There is a monthly giveaway starting this week at the Wednesday Weekly Blogging Challenge. Upcoming prizes will include Amazon GCs, print and digital books and free advertising on the site. Keep an eye out!

Today’s five words to use as your prompt are: ban, cane, angle, firm, mind

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