Prompts

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 7 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 sam7 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 Lindquist7 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. Taylor7 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'Leon7 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 Hayat7 months ago in Writers
Water🩵
Natalie Goldberg's Writing Down the Bones Deck prompts - Tell me about a body of water you are familiar with. Go, ten minutes.
By Denise E Lindquist7 months ago in Writers
The keeper of Nightmares
I can steer dreams in any direction if I so choose. I can control and manipulate aspects of the dream, and even change the scenery. I can fly, create complex naughty narratives and wreak all kinds of mayhem and mischief within the nightmare world.
By Novel Allen7 months ago in Writers
Key Details of the Brighton Butler Divorce: A Comprehensive Overview
The Brighton Butler divorce has captured public attention, raising questions about the details of the separation and the settlement involved. As a well-known personality, Brighton Butler’s personal life naturally attracts media and fan interest, especially when it involves significant events like divorce. In this article, we will explore the key details of the Brighton Butler divorce, including the background, legal proceedings, settlement terms, and the impact of the divorce on those involved.
By sammmy7 months ago in Writers
The Self-Appreciation Challenge: The Winners!
✨Greetings, Dear Vocalites!✨ 🏆🏆🏆 🏆🏆🏆 We have arrived at this most exciting moment! The judges have read the entries and tallied the scores!
By Rick Henry Christopher 7 months ago in Writers
Too Serious To Be Joked About, Spitting Or Picking Your Nose,
Gregory Stock, Ph.D. The Book Of Questions prompts — What if anything is too serious to be joked about? Jokes are not bad or are they boss
By Denise E Lindquist7 months ago in Writers
The Eighth Day — Final (4) Post: "Drafts from the Crypt & Where the Blood Stays Warm". Content Warning.
Some gospels burn before they’re read. Some are stitched into the flesh. The rest survive underground, breathless and buried, where ink meets ash and truth keeps breathing.
By S.L. James7 months ago in Writers