Monday, December 13, 2021

Writing Prompt: Mystery at the North Pole

It's almost Christmas and a season of celebration and good cheer.  But, just as Grinches roam mall parking lots looking for unsecured loot, there can be crimes and mysteries among the celebrations.  For today's writing prompt, spin us a tale of --

 mystery and intrigue at the North Pole.  


With a workshop full of mischievous elves and talking reindeer, the place seems perfect for a light hearted cozy mystery. What could go wrong at the North Pole?  Lots of things.  Where is Santa's sack of toys?  Who painted Rudolph's nose blue?  Who tripped Prancer?  There could many mysteries in the Christmas village.  Try something light or sinister and serious.  Your imagination is the limit!



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