FamilyreadsyourstoriesYou shipyour owncharactersYou stayup allnightYouwritefanfictonDrinkcoffee tostay uplateWritingromancewith noexperienceCome upwith theendingbefore thebeginningSpeakand actlike yourcharactersDecidingwho diesand livesGooglingwritingpromptsAn ideasoundedbetter inyour headRead otherstories togetinspirationHave anidea beforefallingasleepFall inlove withyourcharactersYou getdistractedStare atblankpage forhoursRewritingacharacterYou writein third orfirstpersonEverythingis worsefor theprotagonistYou getwritersblockoftenToomanyprojectsTrying tothink ofsynonymsCry atyour ownstoryHopevillain getsaway withitFamilyreadsyourstoriesYou shipyour owncharactersYou stayup allnightYouwritefanfictonDrinkcoffee tostay uplateWritingromancewith noexperienceCome upwith theendingbefore thebeginningSpeakand actlike yourcharactersDecidingwho diesand livesGooglingwritingpromptsAn ideasoundedbetter inyour headRead otherstories togetinspirationHave anidea beforefallingasleepFall inlove withyourcharactersYou getdistractedStare atblankpage forhoursRewritingacharacterYou writein third orfirstpersonEverythingis worsefor theprotagonistYou getwritersblockoftenToomanyprojectsTrying tothink ofsynonymsCry atyour ownstoryHopevillain getsaway withit

Author Problems - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
  1. Family reads your stories
  2. You ship your own characters
  3. You stay up all night
  4. You write fanficton
  5. Drink coffee to stay up late
  6. Writing romance with no experience
  7. Come up with the ending before the beginning
  8. Speak and act like your characters
  9. Deciding who dies and lives
  10. Googling writing prompts
  11. An idea sounded better in your head
  12. Read other stories to get inspiration
  13. Have an idea before falling asleep
  14. Fall in love with your characters
  15. You get distracted
  16. Stare at blank page for hours
  17. Rewriting a character
  18. You write in third or first person
  19. Everything is worse for the protagonist
  20. You get writers block often
  21. Too many projects
  22. Trying to think of synonyms
  23. Cry at your own story
  24. Hope villain gets away with it