WritingPrompts

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[WP] You’ve heard of Parallel Universes, now get ready for Perpendicular Universes!	12
[WP] There are three sorts of people; those who are alive, those who are dead, and those who are still at sea. What Aristotle didn’t know, was the things those still at sea were fighting against.	10
[WP] After the Age of Piracy, the Brethren Court was thought to have disbanded. But now that seaways and rudders have been replaced by the Milky Way and thrusters, it’s time for you and the other Pirate Lords to sail again.	9
[WP] The endless battle between good and evil serves a purpose to stir up a stagnating populace and cycle magic throughout the world. To invite change with open arms.	9
[WP] You are an ancient hero, one of the classical heroes of old; Aeneas, Odysseus, , Manannán mac Lir, et cetera. And here you are, as immortal as your story. You've occupied yourself by learning, but centuries-old college credits don't transfer well, so here you are, writing an essay on yourself.	4
[WP] You’re reading through a book with birth and death dates for a class project when you notice one name is missing its death date.	3
[WP] A world in which everyone has a soulmate (or soulmates) and if you make too many Dad jokes at one time, your soulmate will get pregnant, and you will have dad-joked your way into fatherhood.	3
[WP] You discover a previously undiscovered site. It's underground; possibly a vault. As you walk down the one, long hall you watch the old friezes go by: Athens, Syracuse, etc. as you go they become black on white images and skylines: the Parthenon and Coliseum, the Pyramids, and... New York City?	2
[WP] You’re the court stenographer for a literal Court of Public Opinion where everyday citizens gather to determine how Joe Public feels about this scandal and that discovery and those obvious coverups	2
You have long since given up uniting the disparate people of the earth through peace. If they will not unite in kindness for the common good, let them unite in tragedy against a common foe.	1

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