Recently I came to a very horrible realisation. I needed to update my cliche database. So basically, you need to do one of the following:

- write all the cliches you know

- write a story/song/poem on a cliche. Could have twist or just cliche.

- torture a cliche. Write a cliche or a bunch of cliches and kill it. Torture it. Make it feel sorry for being a cliche. Show your anger at it. (Try not to use foul language, of this gives you that idea).

Or anything related to cliche.

Is telling something is cliche, cliche? Or is that the only thing which can't get cliche?

(I could have searched in the internet, but thought this was more fun or I guess anger-inciting. Probably a contest like this is cliche itself)

In this month's book club contest, you'll have to use lyrics from songs inside your writing. Let your imagination run wild! Please make sure you use the wholelyric and not just one word. Here's an example:

The lyric (from Ice Cream): Diamonds on my wrist, so he call me ice cream

CORRECT Example: blah blah blah blah Diamonds on my wrist, so he call me ice creamblah blah blah blah

INCORRECT Example:

blah blah blah Diamondsblah blah blah

The person with the most song lyrics (and uses them well!) will win the contest.

*Please make sure to bold all your song lyrics so we can identify them.*

In the next four weeks, you'll be able to write a story inspired by a video game (Among Us, Valorant, Minecraft, that sort of thing). This contest is hosted by the Book Club members, which means you have another chance to be featured in our book.

Do your best. You can use any form of writing for this. It can be a poem, a song, or a normal story. No word limit, so let your imagination run wild!

Can you write a 30 word story?

Your story should be as small as it can be, your words can be in an average of 50. Your story should have meaning, and it should be a role play type of story, like:

(Tom: Hey how's the day

Harry: It's the same as the Thursday 50 years ago.

Some what like this☝️)

You can write in any genre!

And yeah your charecter won't count the words. Only your dialogue will.

And lastly, I'm doing an animation and the one whose story is good will be animated.(･ω･)つ⊂(･ω･)

Hope to work with you all!

I wanted to enter a contest, but I didn't see one that I would be interested in. This prompt actually comes from my third grade teacher. I couldn't finish the story that spiraled from five words in the fifteen minutes of writing time unfortunately. Granted, it wasn't even the best story telling, but what do you expect? I was in 3rd grade. Anyways, here it is:

I opened the box and was amazed at what I saw...

I know, simple. Make something amazing from it. Writers got imagination! Use it! have fun, and go nuts. You can alter the prompt slightly from first person to third or something like that. If you end up taking my prompt and want to continue the chapter into a full length story on your own page, go for it! Let me know so I can read it. Nobody is going to stop you. Just please don't use any language or inappropriate content. Keep it PG-13 at the most please. Thank you for participating and taking the time to read this!

Write a Dystopian Story.