So, we have a beautiful picture from my dearest Wikia (Fandom) that makes an awesome prompt.  And I mean reallyawesome. In case the picture doesn't load, (I mean, what's a .jpg-large anyway?)  it reads:

"If you could save one character from death, who would it be? And why?What would happen if they were saved?"

Now, Penanians of Penana, you have four weeks to chose one character from any Fandom (but I will put up a long list of ones I'm affiliated with) and save them. Then write a story about how saving them changed the course of that Fandom for the better or the worse. The story should be PG, though if you have this awesome idea for a PG-13 story, please let me know and I will up the rating. No R stories, though. Sorry, guys.

Two entries max. What are you waiting for? Revive!

Fandoms:

~ Aliens (not the first one)~ Claire's Impossibilities (my book)~ Inception ~ Lorien Legacies ~ Marvel Cinematic Universe~ Maximum Ride~ Oblivion ~ Red vs. Blue ~ RWBY~ Star Trek TNG and Voyager ~ The Dark Knight Trilogy~ The LEGO Movie (and other LEGO stuff) ~ The Martian~ The Prestige~ The Reckoners ~ Tron: Legacy ~ Uglies ~ Underworld ~ Voyager Agency (my book)~ Warrior Cats ~ Numerous other Sci-Fi / Action movies ~ Others work too, and I may have forgotten some stuff I'm acquaintanced with.

The only thing to fear is yourself... because you are the substance of nightmares.

How's that quote for a story?  Is it hard, intriguing, or just plain strange? However the quote inspires you, write a story, any genre, any length, but rated PG-13 or under. The story must be inspired by the quote in a way that is palpable. I will trust your judgement, though if I end up asking you how the quote fits, please don't feel insulted.

Four weeks from June 19, 2017, I'll pick the best, most innovative story, and anyone can give it a try. Three entries maximum per person. Are you ready? Now get going. Because you see the timer counting down by the seconds and you know you're always running out of time.

Okay, let's start off with I'm bored. My most recent contest was a flop, because it was hard, and I'm left with nothing to grade. So, here's a silly, stupid proposal. Make me a bribe.

Yes, you heard what I said.  Bribe. As in give me something that I would want so that you can win. Well, not exactly. The way this works is you describe the best, most interesting, thoughtful, and realisticbribe possible. Don't forget it has to be realistic. Do not offer me a million euros in silver bullion. Do not offer me world peace. It has to be something that youcould give me, but I do not require you to make good on your bribe. Just realistic fiction here.

In simple terms, make up a good fake bribe. That's all. And because bribes are beneficial to the receiver, you can write unlimited entries. Unlimited proposed fake bribes!

So, are you ready to start fake bribing me? 'Cause I'm ready to start reading your tantalizing offers. Judging after four weeks from November 20, 2016. Go.

Poetry, eh? To most people, poetry isn't so interesting, but to those special of us, we know the truth. Poetry can be amazing and vibrant as long as you are reading the right kind of poetry.

But how about explaining poetry? Now that's a different art.

Below, I have supplied the beautiful, the famous, the touching poem "Harlem" by Langston Hughes. In as many or as few words as you need, write a prose about this poem.  It can retell it, explain it, or be a narrative based off it. Anything, as long as it is in a paragraph form (that's what proseis).

So, you think you're up to the challenge? Give it a go!

Harlemby Langston Hughes

What happens to a dream deferred?

Maybe it just sags      like a heavy load.

Or does it explode?

In honor of October, Halloween, and unlucky thirteen, let's have a thirteen word story contest! I know. Six words is just few enough to make an oomph, and ten sounds too tame. But what about exactly thirteen? Sounds, haunting.

So, write a story with exactly thirteen words, no more, no less. Any genre, though darker themed ones usually work better, and rated PG-13 or less. If you're going to talk about more adult subject matter, it's time to get creative with those euphemisms.

Starting October 8, 2016, you'll have four weeks to make your masterpiece. Three entries per person, and exactly thirteen words each. Any more or less won't count towards badges (sorry, guys). Judging by ShadowBobcat10, the infamous (or not) sci-fi writer.

Now are you ready? Four weeks.  Get. Set. GO!

Last Minute Clarification:Contractions count as one word. "It's" is one word. "Don't," and "we'll" are both one word. I'm noticing a few issues are missing one or two words due to contractions, so I just wanted to make that clear. Sorry for posting this so late.

Do you like songs? Do you like listening to song lyrics? Do you like writingsong lyrics?

If so, write a poem in the style of song lyrics.  Sound fun? Cool? Enthralling? Give it a shot!

The song needs to have at least three stanzas, though stanzas can be of any length, from one word to infinity (but not zero words. That's not a stanza). The song can be about anything, literally, as long as you can make it PG. Even if the topic's not PG, euphemisms are fine, as long as they are PG euphemisms.

If the entry is not PG, I will point that out in the comments. Non-PG entries cannot win, though you will have the chance to change it if I find problems.

You have four weeks from September 27, 2016. Limit three entries per person.

The judging will be done by ShadowBobcat10. The winners will get a badge (duh!) and my love and respect.

Now, are you ready? Get writing!

Green.  What kinds of things do you think about when you see the color green? Is it life-filled forest, trees, flowers? It is the color of your car? The color of recycling, of planet healing? The color of gemstones, or toxic biohazard signs?

Whatever it is, write a story that centers around the color green. I can be a description of a green places, people, things, or a story about a feeling inspired by green. Go all out. The only limit is your green imagination.

Hello again. I'm sure you've seen this topic before, but can you write a story from one quote? Interesting prospect?  Why don't you go for it? Four weeks from August 29, 2016, I'll pick the best, most enthralling, and thought provoking entry. The story can be any genre, any length, but must be rated PG or under.

The story does nothave to include the quote, but it must be inspired by the quote in a way that is palpable. I will trust your judgement, though if I end up asking you how the quote fits, please don't feel insulted. Three entries maximum per person. Are you ready?

"You can kill the dreamer, but you can't kill the dream."  This time, I did not make up the quote, but it sounded like it could also make some interesting stories.  I leave it to you to decide what it means.

Now get cracking. Because you see the timer counting down by the seconds and you know you're always running out of time.

We are all very aware of story clichés. Love at first sight, heroes who slay all the dangerous monsters with just his bare face, girls who talk all day long for the sake of talking, teenagers getting slashed by chainsaws, and that one good looking girl or boy who takes all other girls' or boys' breaths away.  In other words, we always avoid story clichés. This time, I want you to write the most cliché short story possible under 2,000 words. Make it about anything you want as long as it is PG-13 or under.

Readers, this contest is based on like count, so instead of picking the most original stories, pick the most clichéd stories you read. It'll be fun.

Two entries per person and four weeks starting August 4, 2016. So what are you waiting for? Use all the story clichés you can. Have fun!

Write a poem or a short story about a heartbreak or unrequited love.

Word count: not less than 80 words not more than 150 words.

Welcome to the forth Picture Response Contest!

Our inspiration piece this time is created by Sylar113 on Deviantart.

This is a Response, you guys can do anything your art desires. Create music, art, a video, write a story, anything you want with the inspiration from the given image.

Your response doesn't have to be from the whole image, it can just come from the birds, the ocean, or that line in the background. Act on what inspires you!

If you have a project in mind but don't end up finishing it by the end date, still enter with what you have and share your inspiration with us! I want to know done or not. :)

Anything and Everything!

Write a story or poem base on the following prompt:

How do you feel when you love someone who does not love you back?

*Word Limit: around 500 words.

Have fun writing!

Write a poem about anything. It can be long or short or whatever. I can't wait to see what comes out of all these beautiful minds.. good luck.

So, I know a lot of quote contests circulate around this website a lot for contests.  And, like most of them, this one will be a little different from the last.

As the title states, your challenge will be to "Quote The Now."  Which means that you're going to write a quote based on something significant going on in your life right now.  So, for example, if you're in a season of transition, maybe write a quote about change.  It can range from something vague, to something very specific.  I'd like to keep the word count under 50, but for the sake of expression, we'll make the word limit 100.

Another important feature.  This is aLIKED BASED CONTEST.That being said, there's going to be a few different rules...

Rules:

1.) No liking your own issue!

2.) Please take time and read allthe issues.  (I know this sounds dumb, and I'm not saying to read them all word-for-word, but make sure you've given each issue at least somewhatof your attention.)

3.) Word limit: 100 words

4.) Quote must be relevant to contest conditions.

Okay, that about sums everything up!  If you guys have any questions, feel free to drop a question in the comment section.

Sometimes, the most important messages can be conveyed in only a few words. Sometimes, it's hard to find the words to use.Sometimes, you have too much to say.

This time, you only have fifteen words. Value them and write something meaningful (or something random and stupid is fine too. XP)

Example

Silence is more destructive than weapons. It tears you apart on the inside without mercy.

In this contest you are to make a sentence or paragraph using song titles in it. It also should form something interesting. Any band/artist is fine and the type of songs or what they are about don't really matter.

Rules:

One entry per person

Length should not pass 500 words

Minimal of 10 song titles to be used.

Use caps on the beginning letters of each word in the songs name (or make it obvious, i may not know the song :)  )   [Example: In The End, 3 words capitalized]

Optional:

You can name the bands/artists's used.

Example:

band used: Starset

The world is a Monster, i would Let It Die. But as the Antigravity took me to the Satellite and i saw the Frequency, My Demons and brought me Into The Unknown. What i saw was the Rise And Fall of the world, and i'm the Last To Fall, along with the stars, the Carnivores and i in the end was Down With The Fallen. It was Bringing It Down, in the end it became my Unbecoming.

(If theme is incorrect let me know)

What is the human condition?  Thousands of ancient thinkers have given their best shot at this question, and now it's aimed towards you.Perhaps it's the condition of the heart, the mind, the soul, or the body--maybe all of it.  But what exactly is the human condition?

Word Limit: 1,000 words

Here's an example of something I wrote.  Very short, they don't all have to be as short as this... your word limit is 1,000 words, after all.

It's the human condition to hate

It's the human condition to want love

In the secrets of our hearts we hide

Hoping to one day be found

If we knew what we wanted

Than we would've found it by now

But we still

Don't know

What were looking for

This example is more poetic, but the entries don't have to be.  Communicate in any form of writing what you believe to be the human condition.

Write your hearts out!

If you could have any superpower, any at all, you can even make one up, what would it be? The prompt of this contest is to write a short story about you having a superpower (or superpowers) of youe choice and what you would do with it.  You can even make one up. The story must be appropriate for all ages.

Good luck, and be creative!~Bobcat:)

P.S If I chose the incorrect theme, tell me in comments.