Your thoughts.

The kind of trope that makes you say, "Ugh, this again" or "Really, we gotta go through this bs".

It's pride month once again. Members of the LGBTQ+ community raise your voices. Family, friends, and allies raise your voices. Write about what pride month means to you and why it's important to celebrate it. Any format works. Please be respectful.

Write a poem to your significant other. If you're single, write a poem to someone you are infatuated with.

If this is your thing, write something erotic. Poetry or story. Any style or format welcome.

What's something you like to do on Valentine's Day, either with someone or by yourself?

What's your favorite romance film you enjoy watching on Valentine's Day? If you got more than one favorite, list them out.

Write a poem or short story involving an LGBT couple.

Write a short story or poem about a long-distance relationship across different planets or galaxies.

Write a short horror story set on Valentine's Day.

Being single can suck sometimes, but it doesn't have to be that way. Write a funny poem or story about being single on Valentine's Day.

For a while, it's been widely known that movie adaptations of video games are bad, critically panned by critics and audiences alike. But lately there appears to be a renaissance of sorts with well-made and well received movies and shows such as Sonic the Hedgehog, Castlevania, Detective Pikachu, and most recently The Last of Us. Is this a sign that the Video Game Adaptation Curse has been lifted?

Give me the best horror story you can come up with. You can write an original story or enter a story you've written in the past. You can also add one of your entries from the other challenges in this one. No word count or length restrictions for this. The one that scares me the most wins and gets a prize!

Try to come up with a prompt or a synopsis for a horror story you wish to tell. This can be for a future novel, a movie, a show, a video game, a one shot or campaign for a table-top role-playing game, etc. Two to four paragraphs, if you please.

This is for those that aren't a fan of the horror genre. Halloween is set in fall, probably my favorite time of the year. So instead of writing a spooky poem, see if you can write a poem about fall. Write about what you love about this time of year.

Rewrite a popular fairy tale but make it much more darker and twisted than the original.

Write about a mad scientist whose latest experiment either goes horribly right or horribly wrong (depending on how the scientist sees it).

Write a horror story/poem with LGBT themes.

Instead of a traditional horror, write about someone falling in love with a monster and/or vice versa. The monster in question is your choice. A vampire, a werewolf, Frankenstein's monster, a grotesque alien, a serial killer, whatever you can come up with. Tell me if it ends happily or horribly. You are free to write in any style you so choose. If you want to turn it into erotica that's you're choice. Just make sure to add a content warning.

What's a ghost story or urban legend you may have heard about growing up in your community?