Dear Gentlebeings,

I need to close my current Prompt Request to new unsponsored prompts tonight. I intend to do this at 11:30pm my time, ie in about two and a half hours.

Please, if you want to take part, now is the time to do it!

Rix

I wrote this to ankewehner's prompt "Patchwork Crow." It runs to 329 words.

The bird hopped across the ground, cocking its head to examine what it found as it went. Its feathers were iridescent, the black feathers shining blue, green and red where the sunlight hit them.

“I’m not sure it’s supposed to look like that,” ventured Gianni critically.

“The base ( Read more... )

I wrote this in response to tuftears's prompt "Steal the Dragon". Because it wouldn't end, it got to 1,251 words.

“It’s the only known surviving example of Empirion work, so of course the client wants it.” As always Lupien Calwilder was careful not to say the client’s name. Mr Calwilder was, officially, an attorney at law and this meeting in his office ( Read more... )

Okay, everyone has been more generous than I expected and we have reached the stretch goal:

"If we reach $30 - I will call upon those who have paid for prompts and extensions to craft a devious and confusing prompt for me to write to."

So, dear all, what set of writing hoops do you want me to jump/move/teleport through for your amusement?

We have already hit the first two goals I set in the Prompt Request so this post is for you to work out what the "new, fiendishly clever prompt" for me to write will be.

You know who you are, even those wonderful anonymous people among you. So, what do you, collectively, want me to write?

The initial prompt window is now closed.

As explained elsewhere, I have reason to believe that the laptop I do some of my writing on is dying. The writing concerned is primarily Nai.

Consequently, I have decided to run a prompt call with the aim of getting the funds together for a new laptop faster than I would be able to otherwise. Preliminary ( Read more... )