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Here’s What You Get:

 

What it is

• It’s a collection of 304 writing prompts aimed at helping creators tell true or real-life stories in a format that reads or feels like fiction.

• The prompts are marketed for use on publishing platforms (blogs, YouTube scripts, KDP books, etc.).

• Key features described:

  • Each prompt is said to lead to a structured narrative: hook → outline (setup, conflict, climax, aftermath)

  • Companion “visual image prompt” for each story to generate images via AI tools (for thumbnails, covers, etc).

  • 38 specific categories of story-prompts (e.g., “impostors who ruled nations”, “accidental heroes”, etc) for diversity.

Things to check / be aware of

• It’s a digital product (prompt pack), not a conventional book or academic text. The descriptions come from promotional pages.

• The promotional material claims “verified facts” and “real historical events” but I could not independently verify the extent or accuracy of fact-checking from the pages I found.

• As with many prompt packages, the value depends a lot on how you use it (and on your writing/publishing goals).

• I found some pages that look more like reseller/affiliate listings (not necessarily the official vendor site) so proceed with caution regarding authenticity.

• The pricing and upsells: one review says the main product is ~$17 (launch price) with upsells for larger prompt packs.

Who might this be good for

• Writers or content creators who frequently experience writer’s block and want a large set of starters (304 is a large number) to jump-start ideas.

• Nonfiction storytellers who want to tell “true stories” but with a dramatic, narrative flair.

• People repurposing content across platforms (blog → YouTube script → book) and looking for prompt-driven workflow.

• Educators or workshop facilitators looking for real-life prompts to spark discussion or writing exercises.

 

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