PROMPTS


Prompts is a monthly analog newsletter providing a series of writing prompts and a letter on writing practice 
Sign up for the yearly subscription before January 1 2025 and get a bonus welcome letter


INVESTMENTPrompts is $11/month or $111 for one year

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PROMPTS is for anyone who wants to write more, notice more, and feel more alive in their practice. It’s for writers, artists, and weirdos who crave an analog rhythm—something to hold, not click. Do the prompts alone, or gather a friend: each month is a new doorway in.


WHAT YOU GET
A monthly hand mailed newsletter with a letter about Cody’s writing practice and a series of writing prompts to do alone or with others 

Each month has a theme that will be explored 
Think of this as your portable studio companion

January : Beginnings 
February : Holding
March : Attention
April : Memory 
May : Thresholds 
June : Body 
July : Listening
August : Edges
September : Structure 
October : Shadows 
November : Devotion 
December : Rest 
 




WHO THIS IS FOR
  • Writers who need a nudge. You want to write, but you get stuck at the blank page. A monthly packet in the mail gives you structure without pressure.

  • Artists and thinkers across mediums. PROMPTS isn’t just for “writers.” It’s for anyone who works with language, image, or idea. The prompts are doorways you can walk through in your own way.

  • People craving analog rhythm. If you’re tired of screens, newsletters, and constant notifications, PROMPTS is your slow alternative. Ink on paper. A letter you can tuck in a notebook. Something to hold.

  • Queer, weirdo, tender-hearted folks. The themes are expansive—about intimacy, memory, attention, devotion. If you’re looking for a practice that sees you as you are, this is a space for you.

  • Those who want to practice with others. Each set of prompts is designed to be done alone or with a partner, a friend, a class, a writing group. PROMPTS can be a solitary ritual—or a communal one.






QUESTIONS

Q: If I don’t like PROMPTS can I cancel?

A: If you subscribe monthly to Prompts you can cancel at anytime. If you subscribe for one year you may not have a prorated refund. There are no refunds for Prompts. 

Q: Will I become a better writer if I read Prompts?

A: You will! I believe this because I believe when we practice something regularly we inherently get better at it. 

This also isn’t about getting better or worse at something. It’s about being off our screens and in our work with consistency and ease.

You do not need to have a business, an art practice, or even any idea what you want to write and talk about in order to sign up for Prompts. And you DEFINITELY do not need to identify as a writer or artist or have a desire to write or put art into the world. This will support you in having more clarity in how you talk about and share your work and bring it into the world on a timeline that works for you! 

Q: Do I have to be a writer to subscribe?
A: Not at all. PROMPTS is for anyone who wants to notice more, make more, or simply have a creative rhythm in their life. The prompts are open enough to work for poets, journal-keepers, artists, or anyone who doesn’t yet call themselves “a writer.”

Q: How much time do the prompts take?
A: As much or as little as you want. Some people spend 5 minutes, others an hour. The prompts don’t expire—you can return to them anytime.

Q: Can I use PROMPTS in a group or classroom?
A: Yes. PROMPTS is designed to be done alone or with others. Many people use them in writing groups, classrooms, or even as conversation starters at the table.

Q: Why is this analog instead of digital?
A: Because we don’t need more email. PROMPTS is meant to be held, folded, tucked into your notebook. Something slow, something real.

Email info@codycookparrott.com for any additional questions

WHO WRITES PROMPTS?



Consider this before you sign up - when signing up you are consenting to receiving a newsletter from a tornado person - This offering is faciliatted by Cody Cook-Parrott, an artist and writer. 

Cody is not a therapist, mental health professional, trauma informed facilitator, or anything else that would give them credentials for talking about the brain and how to figure out your life.

They are a hermit and a social person and many things and skilled at teaching writing as a Gemini, Human Design Manifestor, Queer person, freak, and artist. They love to create fun and joyful containers for figuring out how to live in the world as an expert of nothing, a devotee to the mystery.

Their work has been featured in The New York Times, Vanity Fair, Dance Magazine, The Huffington Post, and more. Cody has a BFA in Dance from the University of Michigan and is an MFA candidate at the Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics at Naropa University



SIGN UPS ARE OPEN
Prompts is $11/month or $111 for one year 

Sign up for a yearly subscription before January 1 and receive a welcome letter


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