Category Archives: John Marsden’s 600 Writing Topics

John Marsden’s 600 Writing Topics–100 topics down 500 to go!

As you can guess from the title of this post, I have completed 100 writing topics in my John Marsden 600 Writing Topics Challenge. I wanted to publish a post to record my progress. As I stated in my introductory blog post to this challenge, the writing topics are split into several categories, which are: Topics 1-93: Quickies Topics 94-130:

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John Marsden Writing Topic #108

When are people no longer children? How do you tell that they’ve ‘grown up’?** I believe people are no longer children when they reach the age when they are entitled and sometimes legally required to make decisions on their own (e.g. voting, paying bills, paying taxes). I also believe that you can tell that children have grown up when they

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John Marsden Writing Topic #102

‘Everyone thinks of changing humanity and no-one thinks of changing himself’ (Leo Tolstoy)** My interpretation of this quote is that everyone feels certain outrages towards flaws in society–homelessness, crime, abortion, wrongdoings, the class differences between the rich and poor, etc. When everyone feels these outrages, they want and expect society to change all on its own, however they don’t consider

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John Marsden Writing Topic #412

In what ways  are you and your father alike? In what ways do you differ? How about you and your mother? Grandparents?** Father: My father and I are very much alike in personality and body structure. Personality-wise we both speak our mind, very honest and practical and we both enjoy rum. Body structure-wise we both have broad shoulders, not particularly

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John Marsden Writing Topic #408

Describe your relationship with your cousins** My relationship with my cousin’s on my mother side of the family are varied. I have eight cousins ranging in age from 27 to 40. Two out of the eight cousins I am no longer communicating with due to unforeseen circumstances after my Pop’s death three years ago, however the relationship I have with the

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