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February Particpants

Friday, February 1st, 2008

Option One: Timed Writing
When love is not madness, it is not love.
~Pedro Calderon de la Barca

Love or Madness, by Melody
bodies lay still upon the bed, by Rose
Succumb, by Sara
Endless Possibilities, by Gautami
Special Kind of Love, by Steve
Lucidity in Love, by J.C.
Love And/Or Madness in Hamlet, by Catherine
Rare Phenomenon, by Anu

Option Two: Seven Things
Love is a [...]

February Project

Friday, February 1st, 2008

In the Northern Hemisphere, February is the month of hearts and flowers, groundhogs, candles, and hope for the coming spring. In other parts of the world, of course, it comes with different meanings and traditions. Rather than making the theme for this month specific to Valentine’s Day, then, it will be a celebration of [...]

January Participants

Wednesday, January 2nd, 2008

This post will be updated as submissions roll in. Please leave your link on the January Project post.
Option One: Seven Things

Seven Things, by Janet
Seven Things, by Stella
Resolutionary, by MissMeliss
Seven Ongoing Resolutions, by A~lotus
Ticking Off the Week Days, by Gemma

Option Two: Pick Three

A New Phase, by Anu
CafeWriting: Fiction, by Becca
Searching for Meaning, by Brian
Yesterday, by [...]

January Project

Tuesday, January 1st, 2008

A new year has dawned. For some of us this time is a period of reflection, for others, it’s a time to clean house and start afresh. Definitely the word “resolution” is bandied about, perhaps more than some of us would like. But that word doesn’t have to mean “promises to myself that I won’t [...]

December Participants

Saturday, December 1st, 2007

This post will be updated as submissions roll in. Please leave your link on the December Project post.
Option One: Pick Three

Joy & Love of Living by A~lotus
A Moment that Could Have Been, by Anu
You, by SunShine
Senescence, by Paisley
Hereditary Markings, by Virgina
Amnesia, by Gautami

Option Two: Can You Picture That?

Everyday Rituals, by MissMeliss
Not to Be Ignored, [...]

December Project

Saturday, December 1st, 2007

Whether you celebrate Christmas or Hanukkah, Yule or Kwanza, sing in the Solstice or feel more like a Festivus kind of person, chances are that there is some kind annual holiday, event, or observation that you participate in at this time of year. Even those of us who don’t, because our major seasonal celebrations (think [...]

November Participants

Friday, November 2nd, 2007

This post will be updated as submissions roll in. Please leave your link on the November Project post.
Option One: Can You Picture That

The Letter, by Ghost
Muse Flash, by sister AE
Gifted, by EasyWriter
Stonewalls Enthrall, by Gautami
Flicker, by MissMelysse
Why I Need to Write, by Abhinav

Option Two: Poetry

Haiku, by Ghost
Unlocking, by Gautami
An Autumn Leaf and Other Things, by [...]

November Project

Thursday, November 1st, 2007

In honor of NaNoWriMo our theme for November is writing. For guidelines, please see The Rules. Remember that you should comment on this post with your links, including the title of the piece that you wrote.
Option One: Can You Picture That?
Use the following royalty-free photo to inspire an entry in any form - fiction, essay, [...]

October Participants

Wednesday, October 10th, 2007

This post will be updated as submissions roll in. Please leave your link on the October Project post.
Prompt #1: Poetry

For Zorro, by Melissa
Haiku, by Ghost
Rationality in a 3 Ring Circus, by sister AE

Prompt #2: Fiction

Books, Lies, and Costumes, by Wakela
Smoke and Mirrors, by Wintermutt
Paw Prints, by Melissa
Story Idea, by Ghost

Prompt #3: Timed Writing

Class, by Mike
Timed [...]

October Project

Wednesday, October 10th, 2007

These are the prompts for October, 2007. Inspiration for some prompts was taken from Life’s Little Instruction Book, Volume II, by H. Jackson Brown, Jr.
Comments will be closed on November 15th.
For guidelines, please see, The Rules.
Option One: Poetry
Remember that everyone you meet is afraid of something, loves something, and has lost something.
Write either three short [...]