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POEM STARTER

Submitted by Elowyn Abernathy

Write an ode, but make it sarcastic.

An ode is a poem that normally focuses on a subject in a positive and glorifying light. Think about how you'll make the tone obviously sarcastic.

STORY STARTER

Submitted by Margarita Blimm

"So, who’s going to die today?"

Write a story that begins with this question.

WRITING OBSTACLE

A quiet, unassuming librarian has an interesting and unhinged train of thought...

Write this character's internal monologue as they perform their normal, mundane jobs. How do their thoughts fit in around their actions and visible characteristics?

POEM STARTER

Submitted by TheQuillPen

Write an epigram about a solution to a modern day issue.

An epigram is a 2-4 line poem with a sweet, witty way of expressing an insightful idea.

WRITING OBSTACLE

You are about to give a speech at a major event and see your judgmental ex in the audience.

Convey the character's inner turmoil and emotional response. How do they master themselves and continue with their important speech?

WRITING OBSTACLE

Write a short story about a modern-day issue in the style of a famous historical author.

Choose an author's style that your readers will recognise (e.g. Shakespeare, or Jane Austen) and take on the challenge of a modern issue combined with a writing style from the past.

STORY STARTER

An employee discovers hidden cameras in the office and takes it upon themselves to find out what is going on...

WRITING OBSTACLE

Write a complete story that takes place in a single, confined setting (e.g., an elevator).

Focus on character interactions and internal thoughts to maintain interest.

WRITING OBSTACLE

Write a scene where two characters discuss a mundane topic, like the weather, but both have hidden agendas.

Use subtext to hint at the underlying motives without stating them explicitly.

STORY STARTER

Your character works in an a mundane office environment, and their mind likes to wander during the workday.

You can be as creative as you like here; descriptively write about their daydreams, or keep to a story about the scenario itself.

WRITING OBSTACLE

Eventful.

Antiquated.

Dexterous.

Incorporate these three words into a descriptive paragraph about a character. You don't have to use the words directly as long as your description is clearly referencing their meaning.

STORY STARTER

"I need to confess something.. I did it. Now, can you pass the wine?"

Write a story which could be humorous or thrilling, with this as the opening line.

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