Prompts

Four Bowls of Glory. Top Story - June 2025.
As much as Nonna’s was a place for laughter, argument, and wine, it was also a gladiatorial arena. Where only the best could triumph.
By Paul Stewart8 months ago in Writers
There's a Word For It. Top Story - June 2025.
I have dribbled I have dabbled There've been times I gushed and babbled Sometimes even won at Scrabble, Turned the channel to avoid drivel and gabble,
By Judey Kalchik 8 months ago in Writers
💭 Would You Still Chase Your Dreams If No One Ever Noticed?
Prompt: If no one ever noticed, liked, or celebrated what you do — would you still do it? The question sounds simple. But when I first heard it, it struck something deeper than I expected.
By Brian Hen8 months ago in Writers
This Is Me, Well, The Story Of
This challenge is a true challenge in every sense of the word. chal·lenge, noun a call to take part in a contest or competition, especially a duel. an objection or query as to the truth of something, often with an implicit demand for proof.
By Kelli Sheckler-Amsden8 months ago in Writers
Unveiling the Art of Body Massage in Ho Chi Minh City: A Traveler’s Guide to Relaxation
Ho Chi Minh City, a vibrant metropolis pulsating with energy, is a treasure trove for travelers seeking culture, cuisine, and adventure. But amid the bustling streets, iconic landmarks, and tantalizing street food, there’s another experience that’s quietly stealing the spotlight: the art of body massage. For tourists, a well-executed massage isn’t just a luxury—it’s a necessity to recharge after exploring this dynamic city. If you’re typing “massage near me” into your phone or hunting for the best body massage in Ho Chi Minh, here’s why this destination should top your wellness list—and where to find the ultimate experience.
By sammmy8 months ago in Writers
The Sunset of the Dragon's Tear
https://www.spirit-land.ca The scene begins with Raven-Wolf, or “Ice-Spirit” as she is also known, sitting within her castle on “The Land of the Forgotten Island,” where the sounds of the violent waves crashing against the rocks are complemented by the warm crackle of a fireplace nearby.
By Pseudonym “Kathy,” though my legal name is Chantel.8 months ago in Writers
Ice Creamed
Introduction Vocal just dropped twelve (yes, twelve, too many to count on your fingers) new challenges for this summer, which you can read about here.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 8 months ago in Writers
These Phrases Prove You Used ChatGPT: How to Recognize AI-Generated Content
Introduction AI-generated content has exploded recently. From essays and blogs to emails and social updates, machines now produce human-like text daily. This shift is powerful but tricky. It raises questions about honesty, originality, and trust online. For students, teachers, writers, and employers, knowing when content was created by AI is more important than ever.
By vijay sam8 months ago in Writers
Well Organized, Increase in I.Q., And Willingly Do Something Unsatisfying. Top Story - June 2025.
Gregory Stock’s The Book Of Questions prompts — Do you consider yourself well organized? How often do you have to look for your keys?
By Denise E Lindquist8 months ago in Writers
Theriocentrism. Top Story - June 2025.
When I needed a word to describe the kind of fiction I sometimes write, there wasn’t one. So I invented a new word THERIOCENTRICITY
By Raymond G. Taylor8 months ago in Writers
The Little Gardener
The tiny gardener awakens early, she needs to plant the seeds of summer in time for the sun and rain to nurture them. Donning her little work boots, Edele quietly dresses, brushes her teeth and tiptoes to the door. She manipulates the forbidden lock mechanism, the little impish child, silently closing the door behind her. She grabs her shovel which had been lying by the flower bed and headed for the ideal spot for planting the seed of the flower which bears her name.
By Antoni De'Leon8 months ago in Writers
When the Letters Forgot My Name
Introduction In a sleepy village, nestled between old willow trees and cobblestone roads, lived a girl named Ayla quiet, thoughtful, and a believer in stories that only the heart could understand. She worked in a tiny bookshop filled with dusty covers and forgotten pages.
By Muhammad Hayat8 months ago in Writers