Somehow I've missed three weeks, eep. Sorry about that, guys! To make up for it you get three challenges this week.

Challenge one is anything having to do with a return. Whether it's giving something back, going back to a place, or returning to some sort of prior state-- whatever you can come up with. 90 minutes for this one, because it could ( Read more... )

This week's challenge is anything having to do with a photograph. Perhaps a photo that brings back memories, or that reveals feelings, or whathaveyou. Anything you want having to do with photos!

Your time limit is twenty minutes. Go!

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This week's prompt is memory. It can be an actual memory as the story itself, playing memory games, something to do with a character's memory (déjà vu, anyone?), or whatever else you come up with on the lines of memory/memories.

I'm going to do something a little different this week; your time limit this week is 10 minutes per scene. That means ( Read more... )

Er, missed last week, sorry! So you've got two choices this week: body shots or repetition. Choose whatever gives you the best sort of idea, and go anywhere with it.

The time limit this week is 30 minutes, or if you decide to combine the prompts 60 minutes. Gogogo!

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Our theme for this week is going to be continuation. That means anything you've written before-- even if it wasn't for this community-- gets a continuation, either a prequel or a sequel. Or even a remix; tell us what happened from the other character's point of view!

You have 45 minutes to complete the challenge. . . good luck!

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We'll do something a bit more fun this week: enthusiasm! Any sort is good, and it doesn't matter what they're enthused over. You can even write reluctant enthusiasm, as long as somebody's gung-ho about something.

Now here's the hard part: you have fifteen minutes to complete your challenge. Best of luck!

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Our topic this week is going to be death. Any kind of death you want: a literal death, dying in a video game, lesbian bed death, a funeral of someone the character barely knew, whatever comes to mind.

You have forty-five minutes to complete your challenge. Good luck!

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This week's challenge (and even posted on a Sunday, look!) will be dreams. You can use the literal interpretation and write about a character's actual dream, or use it more figuratively and write about their hopes.

I feel charitable so I'll give you thirty minutes to do this challenge.

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I apologize for the lack of a challenge last week. My mom had brain surgery and my normal routines kind of flew out the window, so I apologize for that. But everything turned out okay so I'm going to be happy to get back into the groove of things!

Our challenge this week is a laundry list. I'm going to give three lists of three words; you need to ( Read more... )

The topic for this week is panic. Any number of things can cause panic, and any number of things can quiet one down afterward-- it's up to you to decide what, how, and why!

Your time limit is sixty minutes; use them well!

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