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rix_scaedu has written Worth the Trek to my prompt in her prompt call: Go give her prompts!!
Kiss of Judas has written Cup of Tea to my prompt! She and @Inventrix have started “Our Pens, Your Pennies; check it out and leave them a prompt!
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Rix_Scaedu has been writing like the wind!
Origin Story is an awesome opening to a ‘verse, to one of my prompts
Night Call Out is a dark and intriguing tale.
Slow Mail made me giggle, which may not have been the intent (also written to my prompt)
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And Guys this one is so cool I want to do it myself some time!!
YSabetWordsmith is hosting her monthly poetry Fishbowl. The theme is “alternate histories.”
My prompts included:
What if, say, the Iroquois or another East-coast tribe developed sea travel first?
What if the Cold War hadn’t ended?
What if we hadn’t stopped the Space Race?
What if we’d focused on physical health advances and prosthetics the way we focused on smaller more complicated cell phones?
What if the Dark Ages hadn’t happened?
What if they’d never ended?
What if WWII had lasted longer?
What if Christianity had never spread?
Tír na Cali is based, in part on a what-if: what if the US had fractured in more than one direction during the Civil War?
What if there were really wizards and witches running things?
Go prompt! Go tip, if you’ve got it to spare! 🙂
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If you were wondering “Lyn, why are you blathering about character descriptions AGAIN?” well, herminion has a post offering sketches for LJ tokens ($2/sketch).
And, ah, you can’t buy less than $5 of tokens.
She already drew me a pic of Belfreja.
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Rix is having another prompt call!
Go inundate her with prompts!
Then tell a friend! Tell 10 friends! It’s like a prompt call chain letter!
Err, maybe I should cut back on the coffee
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meeks is holding a Birthday Icon Sale!
You may recognize her work in my icons:
So, ah. Who should I ask for this time? Inclined to do something from Addergoole Year 9, but willing to take other suggestions! Decided!
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Sunset Koi pastel drawing by moonvoice
Beginning of the Year Adjustments by rix-scaedu
Go! Ooh! Ah! Read!
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rix-scaedu‘s Prompt Call will be closing in approx. 24 hours.
Read “Inappropriate Use Of A Time Machine,” then go leave her a prompt!
Djinni‘s Icon Day 22 is still open, and ~$100 from the tip incentive where everyone gets a dinosaur icon! Go get an icon! Tip and get two!
That being said – I’m horribly behind on both friends lists, so if I didn’t comment on something you want me to read (I’m looking at you, Clare and Rix, specifically), poke me about it, please.
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We’ve returned from vacation to find our internets really, really spotty.
But while I’m at work… rix-scaedu has opened her late-April Prompt Request~~
And my Giraffe Call for April is at $50! Thanks, Friendly Anon! $20 more and I will write an additional two stories for two random prompters!!
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jjhunter is once again hosting How are you? In Haiku… which is awesome! GO check it out!!
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