Fourteen things to put in place before November. Characters, a setting, a cabin, and the loops that carry the story.

What happens when you yank your protagonist out of their comfort zone and drop them into the completely wrong story? Take your protagonist - whether they are a hardened noir detective, a burnt-out barista, or a cowboy and drop them into a setting where they absolutely do not belong. How do they survive? What do they say when the rules of physics (or magic) suddenly stop making sense? The Twist: Your main character must retain their original personality, job, and dialogue. Will they survive?

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Who doesn't love a classic murder mystery? In this challenge, you will be telling a first-person narrative about a murder that involves a sock. The narrative must be at least 1,000 words in length, bu...

Who doesn't love a classic murder mystery? In this challenge, you will be telling a first-person narrative about a murder that involves a sock. The narrative must be at least 1,000 words in length, bu...