Writer Challenges

research. A writer challenge that is just for fun needs to be easy if you know what I mean`?

I'm thinking example This is going to be a story about an Alpha wolf/Lycan or other shape shifter that meet his mate.... Or this is about a rogue...

I liked the idea that Isha (can't tag Isha) have about starting the first/last line with... That is a good idea as long as it isn't a hard one that will scare away writers when its short time. A short writer challenges that is only for fun needs to be easy.

But if inkitt want more writers to give it a try than give them a "carrot"? (Swedish expression for something to look forward to)  Like if you win then you can choose a story of yours to be highlighted for a whole day/3days a week or we will read it and give you our thoughts about it or we will read 5 (or more) chapters. A price doesn't have to be money or stuff like that just a little something like a review or everyone in the challenge read each others work and review it

I personally that has dyslexia would love the feedback from someone that has more experience that I have. But this is just my thoughts...

do. You could choose whatever setting you wanted. I just wanted to support one of our own with his work and do something fun for us. I like the reward option you came up with. But I'd have to talk to "Mod Isha" and see what options we have for that.

mythology as a basic before I twist it, but like I said that is just me.

Another idea is to do small one shots. Or let them use their ongoing stories that was published max a month ago or less, a story that aren't complete... Or do a challenge and let them use their published work to create the interest for a new story challenge. I think that people that are already writing stories (like me, I have 3 ongoing) easily get scared away if it´s no easy. 

I understand if you don't want erotica or very graphic violent scenes, but try to put as little limits as possible and do more advertising about the challenge. The way I see it Inkitt is great, I love it and it has the potential to become absolutely awesome😍

they have. That would be OK. This is really just an exercise in getting us a "little" out of our comfort zone. By using creatures we're not accustomed to.

the next town.

Well, at least I could thank 2020 for its consistency.

First the fires in Australia (A), then Kobe Bryant (B), the plague, better known as Coronavirus (C), and now this (D).

Another one for Alphabetised Apocalypse bingo.

“What do you suppose it is?” My twin Elora asked as she crept up beside me, pushing the glasses further up her button nose, which had a tendency to sweat when she got overexcited.

“What does it look like?” I replied with an eye roll. Despite the certainty of impending doom, there was always time for sarcasm. “It’s a fucking dragon.”

“I can see that, Danan.” Yep, you guessed it. Our parents were big Willow fans. “I meant, what kind.”

She proceeded to pull a book off one of the many badly made Ikea bookcases on her side of the room and began to flick through it.

“Aha!” Her eyes lit up in triumph as she handed me a tattered hardback copy of Myths Around the World. “It’s clearly a Culebre, better known as a Cantabrian. See the pattern of green and gold scales? Their spit is said to turn into a magic stone which can heal disease. They live in caves where they guard treasure and keep fairies as prisoners. On Midsummer night, its power is weakened and it’s possible for a hero to defeat the Culebre and make off with its treasure and one of its fairy hostages for their own. Midsummer is three nights away.”

She shut the book with an ominous slam that made me jump out of my skin, though I tried to hide it by glowering at her.

“Maybe you could slay the dragon, cure the Rona, and finally get yourself a date in one fell swoop.”

then just post a link in your response to this thread.