DawnRedd

- - - - - - - - - - UPDATE for January 2020: I created this guide in 2011, so you'll have to take it with a grain of salt since dA has updated a bazillion things since then LOL. It now looks like many codes don't work in Literature submissions anymore,  (or disable the "Eclipse" version of the site and show the old site instead), so some of the demonstrations here only look like regular text.  But they should display properly if you copy/paste them in the comments.   I'm so glad to see how many of you wonderful people still utilize this resource, so I wish you the best and encourage you to go ahead and experiment to see what works and what do

     This is a list of prompts for writing! Yay! For simplicity’s sake these have been written to revolve around two characters: [Character A] and [Character B].     However, these are not strict labels, no no no! In fact, I highly recommend plugging [Character B] into [A]’s slot from time to time, or even substituting in a [C] or [D] along the way.     Your responses to each prompt can be as short as a sentence or as long as several paragraphs. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, after all. Do as many prompts as you wish, edit them to stay in character, or even add a few on the end if you like. Have fun and go nuts - There