WritingPrompts

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[WP] Over the course of your life you've noticed that your life is a hodgepodge of literary cliches and predictable moments. You feel like somebody is writing you and doing a horrible job at it.	65
[WP] You go home after a long day at work and are greeted with your pitch black home. You close the door behind you and try to find the light switch in the darkness but can't. In fact you can't even find any furniture, doors, or walls. Only pure black.	63
[WP] There's a God for nearly every object or concept. As a joke you pray to one of these extremely obscure Gods. It answers your prayers and wants you to become its' messiah.	61
[WP] The hollow earth theory is proven correct in the middle of the cold war when the Soviet's break through the crust in the "international race to the core." However, there isn't any dinosaurs or cavemen. There are ancient Lovecraftian monstrosities, and they just woke up.	55
[WP] A depressing man's life narrated by his loving and loyal dog.	52
[WP] You're the conductor of a trolley that constantly finds itself in ethical dilemmas.	51
[WP] Pain becomes the new global currency. The more pain and hardship you bear for somebody else the richer you are. You're a lowly entrepreneur in a dinner party and meet the richest man in the world.	47
[WP] You're the exact opposite of the Hulk. Your powers activate when you're calm, and you become normal when you're angry.	47
[TT] The year is 3245. The future is a utopian place with no crime or death. Thus the police force is reduced to handling mundane problems such as "I need help finding my keys" or "Can you get a glass of water for me?" You're a detective and for the first time in centuries there's a murder.	46
[WP] On a cold winter night 5 years ago electrical lights started to spontaneously break globally. Anybody who was left in the dark was disemboweled. Since then 90% of humanity has perished. You are a member of the Nightswatch in Beacon City. One night the city's lights go out one by one.	46

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