This week’s challenge was Roll a Role

Roll a random noun to serve as a guidepost for the composition of each character in your story.

This week’s challenge was RomBomb

write something romantic (open to  interpretation). this challenge had a sidebar of words the writers couldn’t use.

This week’s challenge was a tale of two stories.

Along with a collaborative partner, write the same story from 2 different perspectives

This week’s challenge was Loop It!

Write something that loops. Open to interpretation.

3-800 Words

This week’s challenge was Title Wave

Write a story (50-400 words) with a title you create from one of the word banks. The title should be fitting to the plot in a clear way. The word banks consist of 3 full movie titles each:

300
How Stella Got Her Groove Back
Saving Private Ryan

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10 Things I Hate About You
The Wizard of Oz
Pride & Prejudice

This week’s challenge was “Abstract Armory”

Write a story utilizing one of the weapons drawn from the Abstract Armory in Ep. 3 (50-250 Words)

Weapon A: The Hissing Mirror of Kings: A Mirror that guides to power with nefarious intentions; an effective king maker.

Weapon B: The Terrible Horn of the Dwarven Tribes: The horn of a balrog. When blown, summons a balrog. Incinerates user unless paired with the elven mouthpiece.

Challenge ended 12/16.
Here were some of our favorite submissions!

This week’s writing challenge was “That but then”

We’ve sent 3 classic stories through our time machine into different anachronistic eras. Choose one of these time & place mashups and write a story (50-500 words) that clearly demonstrates elements of both the plot and period.
1. Fast & Furious in 10,000 B.C.
2. Rocky in 2020 as seen from 1950 (Retrofuture)
3. Titanic in 900 A.D.

Challenge ended 12/3/2021

Here were some of our favorite submissions!