Every Street Has a Story: Journal

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Every story on The Estate ends with a question. This journal picks up where those questions leave off.

For thirty days, each page starts with a story from the site: Mara stopping on the ninth-floor landing, Daz switching his phone off for one night, Daniel finally returning a call. A short recap sets the scene, then one main prompt and one smaller one hand the pen to you. The rest of the page is lined writing space.

Every seventh day is a Bench day, a slower page for looking back. The last two days ask you to write a scene from your own street.

No streaks and nothing to catch up on. Print the pages you want, when you want them.

A practice, not a clinic. Every story it starts from is free to read on the site.

What’s included:

• 30 one-page daily prompts, each with a story recap, a main prompt, a follow-up and a full page of writing lines

• 4 Bench days (weekly look-backs) and 5 section pages

• A “how to use this journal” page

• An ending page with a free Neighbour invite and support numbers

Stories used: He Moved His Bag, The Second Glance, Stairwell Nine, The Noticing, End of the Line, The Headphones Off, Twelve Missed Calls, Are You Alright?, The Sound of the Ball, Typing…, Someone Safe, The Stairwell Maths Club, Flowers on the Railing, When You Get This, The Wall Outside the Cage, She Didn’t Catch Him, Her Son’s Age (all 17 written stories published on everystreethasastory.uk)

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