By title alone, choose one and write a story/poem/whatever about what you'd think it'd be. New titles! - Final Forgiveness - Elf and Dragon - A Dead Code of Honor - Different Ending - Never Forget - The Last Magic Sword - Brising Again, some are mine, some are published.

Judging by only the title, choose the one you would be most likely to pick off a shelf and read. Write a short story/poem/whatever about what you think it might be about! Options are: Exile - Glitter Girl - Love of a Mortal - Sons of Beowulf - The Silver Ring - Adventures of Bert Huggins - Legacy of Mercy - Some titles are already published, and some are mine. So do not take them for yourselves, thank you!

Guys, there are people who are broken and need help. Remember your own pain, and realize others go through the same. Write something short (story, poem) on consoling someone with a real world problem. Find someone on Prose and write them something here! If you have read Brothers Karamazov, you will understand the title, which is a similar story to the ones to be written here.

Tired of books that remind the audience of obvious things in book 2 or set the scene by making somebody who knows the main character tell them basic things about their life that they obviously already know? Think of a way to introduce or remind the readers who a character is in a way that is not simply: Her best friend ran over, saying, "(full name!) Don't forget your books for English class, which is after math! Also your normally lustrously silver eyes are more beautiful today. And I love your heirloom necklace which you wear every day!" Or: 'and Vernon, Harry's notorious and abusive uncle....'